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A 21-year-old man was in critical condition following a single-vehicle crash on Highway 97 early Monday morning near Ahbau Creek north of Quesnel. Called to the scene shortly after 3 a.m.

A sit down with a Chinese diplomat could be the beginning of a strong relationship between the city and the foreign consulate. On Tuesday, Chinese Consul General Liu Fei made her first visit to Prince George to meet with community leaders.

Riki Ott wants to encourage opponents of the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline to learn, share and organize when her province-wide speaking tour stops in Prince George on Aug. 25.

All-terrain vehicle owners who may want to upgrade their safe riding skills in response to a fatal accident on Sunday have a place to turn to in Prince George. In fact, they have three of them.

The PGX wraps up its 100th appearance

Police dealt with the stabbing of two men on the 2200 block of Quince Street Monday night. According to preliminary reports, one of the males was stabbed in the chest and the other was stabbed in the arm. The victims were taken to hospital.

University of Northern British Columbia international studies professor Heather Smith has earned an award from the Canadian Political Science Association.

After an 18-year layover, the Vanderhoof International Airshow took off again on Saturday. Vanderhoof hosted 17 airshows between the 1970s and 1990s, before the shows ended in 1995.

B.C.'s police forces - including the RCMP - are now on board with a new independent oversight body. The agencies have signed a memorandum of understanding with the Independent Investigations Office (IIO) which is due to be up and running on Sept.

All it takes is a basic knowledge of poultry or animals to judge the 4H competitions at the Prince George Exhibition. After all everyone is a judge every day of their lives as they make decisions between apples vs.