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There's always a story behind any handmade quilt. Most certainly a labour of love, the time that goes into making them puts a value on a quilt that usually far exceeds what it might fetch on the open market.

When city representatives land in China today, they will begin a whirlwind week of tours and conversations to find common ground with Prince George's potential sister city.

Canada's favourite handyman is bringing his special brand of fix-it advice to Prince George. Funny man Red Green will share his thoughts in the new How to do Everything tour when it stops at Vanier Hall next Sept. 25.

Born and raised in England, the daughter of a ship's captain, Anne Martin was staunchly loyal to her country and a proud supporter of the royal family.

A story on the Highway of Tears by popular U.S. crime show 48 Hours has generated a few tips, says the leader of an RCMP task force investigating the cases of 18 missing and murdered women.

At least two days of job action are expected to affect business at College of New Caledonia. The Canadian Union of Public Employees local 4951, representing support staff at CNC, will join the more than 3,000 workers at six B.C.

A B.C. Supreme Court Justice has issued something of a split decision on a dispute between the owners of Shooters Sports Bar and a Domino's Pizza franchise over use of a common parking lot.

The court case surrounding firearms seizures from a home in the VLA is nearing an end after two Prince George men pleaded guilty Monday to offences related to the incident.

Two people police believe were not wearing seatbelts at the time suffered serious injuries in a single-vehicle rollover early Sunday morning.

Prince George RCMP are saying an alleged dial-a-dope operation has been uncovered and seven people have been arrested following a raid on a home in the 4000 block of 22nd Avenue early Saturday morning.