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Her friend died of Huntington's disease last year so Heather Chalmers has organized the Prince George Run For Lor, set for Sunday at Masich Place Stadium, on the one-year anniversary of her death.

How was that for a summer to remember? If blue skies, sunny days, and warm dry weather are what you like, the summer of 2012 was definitely a standout, without question one of the best we've had in Prince George over the past two decades.

The cyclists rolled into Prince Rupert on Thursday to wrap up the 2012 Cops for Cancer Tour de North and the money kept rolling in as well.

The end came peacefully for Don Beal. He died at age 77 last Friday afternoon at Prince George Rotary Hospice House, surrounded by his immediate family.

B.C. Supreme Court Justice Glen Parrett criticized the RCMP on Thursday for leaving a dead body overnight at the scene of an alleged manslaughter.

When the mall was filled with high school students on lunch break and parents pushing small children around in prams, that was when a pair of armed thieves chose to attack a jewelry store.

The tourism industry's next moves in Prince George will be in the lunchtime spotlight, for local communications and public relations specialists.

Pipelines are second only to the economy on the list of concerns for B.C. residents, according to a new public opinion survey. Vancouver-based Strategic Communications asked B.C.

As an aspiring medical student on the cusp of beginning her new career, Wendie den Brok had a basic awareness of the physiological effects of cancer.

The team behind the controversial Northern Supportive Recovery Centre for Women has gone forward with a new application to build their facility in the former Haldi elementary school.