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Recycling ambassadors are touring the province to let British Columbians know about their electric options. As of July 1, the Canadian Electrical Stewardship Association expanded their ElectroRecycle program (formerly called Unplugged).

A particular downtown building deserves to be added to the city's historic walking tour, in the estimation of an architect and historian. Trelle Morrow, a retired architect, writes local history books.

The PGX got off to a rough start today as a torrential downpour and high winds sent fairgoers scrambling for cover.

People are putting themselves at risk travelling on Cranbrook Hill Road and some area residents are worried use of the notoriously steep and curvy road will lead to tragic consequences.

A Prince George man has been sentenced to three months in jail while his alleged partner continues to face several charges in relation to a reported string of vehicle break-ins in the Pinewood neighbourhood last month.

Fairgoers will get a chance to walk through history at the Prince George Exhibition this week. As part of the 100th anniversary celebrations of the event, PGX organizers have put together a special centennial exhibit.

There's no better time to take a look back than at the centennial celebration of the Prince George Exhibition.

A Prince George man remained missing as of Tuesday afternoon, two days after jumping out of his fishing boat into Carp Lake to retrieve his hat.

Prince George-Peace River MP Bob Zimmer has been waiting for Senate reform for more than two decades, but the Conservative politician remains hopeful change is on its way. He may have to wait a little longer.

As waves lapped into the boat, a group of eight paddlers bravely rode out into the Fraser River rapids. The frigid mountain-fed water was already through Eileen Hoagland's wet suit on the hot July day.