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New parents will have one fewer chore to fit in between all the late-night feedings and countless diaper changes.

The city is on track to make the road to the wrecking yard faster for junkers.

When Nelson Neudorf started in the denture business 15 years ago, there was a concern it could be a dying profession. Advances in dental health, the theory went, would make dentures obsolete and put denturists out of work.

The countdown is on until Prince George turns pink. The Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation CIBC Run for the Cure goes Sunday, Sept. 30 and with two months to go, organizers are ramping up their call for participants.

When the B.C. Ambulance Service asked Jana Hargreaves to come up with some Prince George specific summer safety tips, it didn't take her long to figure out where to start.

The Prince George Legion has almost secured a new location, with legal documents under consideration by both sides involved in the transaction.

The B.C. Alzheimer Society is seeking volunteer leaders to continue the annual Walk for Memories in Prince George.

A call has been issued to raise $2,000 in Prince George for the Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE) program. That's how much money will be needed to deliver the program to 200 Grade 5 students in the city over the 2012-13 school year, said DARE B.

The Fort St. James emergency room will only be open intermittently next month as the community awaits the arrival of doctor reinforcements.

A group of young floaters were stranded on an island in the middle of the Nechako River on Sunday afternoon.