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The construction of the B.C. Cancer Centre for the North has come in under budget and ahead of schedule. The facility, set to officially open later this year, has been built with $1.5 million to spare in its $69.

A 57-year-old man was arrested and 585 "large, healthy" marijuana plants were seized Wednesday from an outdoor grow-op about 30 kilometres northwest of Quesnel, North District RCMP Cst. Lesley Smith said.

A Prince George man has been sentenced to nine months house arrest for running a marijuana grow operation in the basement of his home.

Breast milk exchanges between mothers are fine as long as all parties are informed of the risks and the exchanges don't take place in a hospital, according to Northern Health.

Museum's website archives preserve city's photographic memories

A high tech social club has a monthly meeting in Prince George just to socialize and talk shop over beverages instead of board tables.

Canada Revenue Agency is once again seeking to throw out a lawsuit launched by businessman Irvin Leroux, the Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) said Wednesday.

Citizen supporting public library's online digitization project

The Legion is building up its moving fund. The local branch of the Royal Canadian Legion has crawled back from the brink of financial collapse to stand once again at attention by selling their oversized building.

Organizers of this summer's PGX were in a celebratory mood Tuesday after confirming they met their goal of seeing at least 50,000 people pass through the gates during the four-and-a-half-day extravaganza.