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Fatal collision closes highway

One person is dead as a result of a two-vehicle collision near Chetwywnd that has closed Highway 97 North in both directions. Police were unable to provide further detail late Thursday afternoon.
Witnesses sought in accident between RCMP vehicle and compact car

Witnesses sought in accident between RCMP vehicle and compact car

The occupants of a car that collided with an RCMP sport utility vehicle at the intersection of Highways 16 and 97 on Saturday night are seeking witnesses as part of making an insurance claim.

Government turns to younger sting operations

The provincial government's "minors as agents" program has put a dent in the illicit sale of alcohol to underage customers.

All quiet on the P.G. forest fire front

Forests in the Prince George region have escaped the wrath of wildfires now threatening other parts of northern BC.

Police seize drugs from Tamarack Street home

A 53-year-old man is in custody following a drug bust Tuesday on a downtown area home. Armed with a search warrant, Prince George RCMP's downtown enforcement unit and crime reduction teams moved in on the home, in the 1800 block of Tamarack Street.

Doctors in: Northern Health finds FSJ physicians

Three new doctors will move to Fort St. James over the next six months, taking pressure off the community's strained emergency room.

Society provides affordable place to call home

Holly Jackson had tears in her eyes as she proudly welcomed a stream of dignitaries and visitors into her one-bedroom apartment Tuesday.

Judge denies appeal

A Supreme Court Justice has upheld a lower court ruling that found Coun. Brian Skakun guilty of violating BC's freedom of information and protection of privacy legislation when he leaked a confidential personnel document to a local media outlet.

Hunters, fisherman issued cover challenge

Don't forget to pack your camera along with your fishing tackle and hunting equipment.

Knights counting on veteran leadership in BC championship

When the Prince George IDL Midget Knights step up to the plate as provincial double-A baseball championship hosts this week, the veteran squad will try to exorcise demons from the past two years.