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The provincial government is less optimistic than Enbridge about the level of aboriginal support for the proposed Northern Gateway Pipeline.

Area businessmen want to bring the taste of a local water source to Prince George shelves. Soul D'Aqua Water Corporation flew over its most recent hurdle last week after the Regional District of Fraser-Fort George approved subdividing a remote 1.

Just before 5 am this morning 15 firefighters from three halls responded to a fire at a duplex in the 1400 block of McCullagh Avenue. First crews found smoke and flames at the rear of both dwelling units.

Provincial community social services workers voted in favour of strike action, but the 10 unions representing the workers have yet to set the date they plan to walk off the job.

Eryn Collins-Ellery bristled at the terminology, but she's proud to be what's now considered a "geriatric mom.

The provincial government attempted to clarify its position on oil pipelines on Monday, but Terry Teegee ended up more confused than ever.

The BC government revealed some vague and some specific demands Monday regarding the Northern Gateway Pipeline.

Prince George Fire Rescue crews from three halls are on the scene of a duplex fire in the 1400 block of McCullagh Avenue. The call was received just before 5 a.m.

A tourist was struck by a vehicle while jaywalking across 15th Avenue near Spruce Avenue early Monday afternoon. The pedestrian was about seven metres away from a controlled intersection after stepping in front of the vehicle shortly after 1 p.m.

A Prince George man has been sentenced to two years in jail and two years probation for shaking his newborn daughter enough to give her severe brain damage and put her in a wheelchair. The man, identified only by his initials in B.C.