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A second phase of inspections following two deadly sawmill explosions earlier this year in Prince George and Burns Lake found nearly 60 per cent of forestry plants had levels of dust putting them at risk of fire or explosion, according to WorkSafeBC

The Prince George RCMP are supporting today's National Day of Remembrance for road crash victims.

Pacific Western Brewing Company is not closing its Prince George factory in the foreseeable future.

Madison Violet performs Thursday night at the Prince George Playhouse.

Northern Health will not appeal a decision by the B.C. Labour Relations Board, which ordered reparations to employees who lost their jobs when a steam boiler at the Prince Rupert hospital was decommissioned.

Striking operational staff at the College of New Caledonia will be back on the job Thursday, reopening the college after two days of cancelled classes while union leaders and the government's bargaining team meet to focus on settling a new contract.

Plans for curbside recycling in Prince George remain on hold as the province continues to sort out new recycling regulations.

Striking operational staff returned to the picket lines Wednesday morning at the College of New Caledonia on Day 2 of their walkout.

The tables are about to turn at the National Energy Board hearings into the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline.

A man swooped up on Halloween night when police apprehended a suspect in the alleged theft of two pickup trucks has been sentenced to nine months in jail for possession of stolen property over $5,000.