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The price tag for a Prince George delegation to spend a week in China has been released.

Five students from the College of New Caledonia and seven now attending the University of Northern B.C. have received a boost in their bank accounts.

The mystery of the missing proprietor came to an end this week. For most of this year, the Something Old, Something New store, in the historic location of the Shasta Cafe on George Street, has been locked.

Toronto's code of conduct was put on display this week with a judge's decision to remove Mayor Rob Ford from office for contravening the rules by using his position and official letterhead as a then-city councillor to raise money for his children's c

Northern Development Initiative Trust has filed a foreclosure notice in B.C. Supreme Court against the Commonwealth Campus Corporation and its partners. The amount allegedly owing is more than $1.4 million plus interest at a daily rate of $270.48.

Building things with Lego blocks has always been popular activity around the McCray household. They also always look forward to attending the Spirit of the North Healthcare Foundation's Festival of Trees.

The B.C. Coroners Service has confirmed the identities of a man and woman who were found deceased inside a home at Moberly Lake near Chetwynd last Friday. They are Adina Rose Napoleon, 49, and Eugene Sochan, 52, both of Moberly Lake.

A key aspect of a story in a Vancouver weekly newspaper in which it's claimed John Furlong physically and verbally abused aboriginal students is being dismissed in a statement of claim filed this week on behalf of the former Vancouver Olympic chief e

The host of the popular television show 'Til Debt Do Us Part will be in Prince George for an informative and entertaining afternoon of advice on how to tackle personal debt and save money. Gail Vaz-Oxlade will take to the stage at Vanier Hall on Sat.

When B.C. decides to implement an alternate method of tracking student information to replace the much-maligned BCeSIS software program, Matt Pearce is hoping School District 57 will wait until the bugs have been worked out.