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A new charitable kitchen is cooking for the community. It was a dream of the Carrier Sekani Family Services agency (CSFS) and it came to a boil when The Keg provided a key donation to make it happen.

Some of the lowest-paid government workers in the province rallied together Friday to plead their case. They wanted the public and their government employers to know they are hoping for some cash in their next contract.

The union representing UNBC support workers is optimistic a new deal with the province will soon be in place.

Winter is still two months away, but in Prince George, winter weather never waits for the official change of season.

Challenges and rewards of ultra-marathon running have the sport on a rapid upward trend

Enbridge Northern Gateway president John Carruthers is perplexed at the stance the B.C. provincial government is taking on his company's pipeline plans.

The inaugural Smokin' Hot Chili Cook Off takes place today from 11:30 a.m to 1:30 p.m. on the 1200 block of Fifth Avenue.

Prince George engineer Chris Peter is worried cold winter weather along the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline route could reduce the structural integrity of the pipes themselves.

To be a man requires a thick skin, not a hard fist. One should be, according to traditional Canadian values, more like the moose. The moose stands for strength, protection of loved ones, resourcefulness, a sheltering and quietly powerful figure.

When Cassandra Houston signed up for a program to host an international student for one full school year, she had no idea that student would be helping to build her own brand-new house.