Local News

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CFIS 93.1 FM, the city's non-profit community radio station, has applied to the CRTC to boost its broadcasting power from five watts to 600 watts.

Feeding impoverished people to soothe the ache of hunger is one of the priorities of Mustard Seed, a Christian organization now taking root in Prince George.

A B.C. Supreme Court Justice has ruled as admissible evidence seized by the RCMP in relation to an ongoing trial for a Prince George man accused of sexually abusing two of his stepdaughters.

They might be poor starving students, but when it comes to Christmas, they obviously have big hearts.

The B.C. Court of Appeal has dismissed an appeal from a Prince George man who was sentenced to 18 months in jail and three years probation after he was found guilty of throwing a rock at a man who was loading his truck with logs.

Men's health programs in the region got a big boost after the Prince George Rotary Club raised $46,000 at its Big Blue Ball.

Operation Red Nose is slightly more than halfway to its goal of 300 volunteers. As of Thursday, 163 people had signed up to help out, spokeswoman Andrea Johnson said, an increase of 47 people since the official launch for the effort was held Nov. 6.

A $1.5-million project to seal coat 34 kilometers of side roads in Dunster and Valemount has been completed, the provincial government said Thursday.

The B.C. civil forfeiture directors' effort to secure nearly $270,000 in allegedly ill-gotten gains from a former Prince George man and his alleged girlfriend is continuing to wind its way through court.