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The Labour Relations Board has ruled the University of Northern British Columbia Faculty Association is not a trade union, in answer to a complaint from a UNBC professor that the association breached its duty to fairly represent him.

Prince George is at the bottom of the property tax fairness heap but that's a good thing. "This is a list you want to be at the bottom of," said Prince George Chamber of Commerce CEO Jennifer Brandle-McCall.

A $1 million contract has been awarded to resurface 2.9 kilometres of Highway 27 in Fort St. James from Stuart River Bridge to Kwah Road. The project is a part of a $14.

Unionized workers at UNBC will carry a strong strike mandate into contract negotiations this fall, but it's not the university they're fighting.

Prince George RCMP are advising local people that they're targets of a scam when they receive pop-up messages saying their computer has been frozen by police for a criminal investigation .

Baby brought back to family after curling up outside College Heights home

The local real estate market has seen slightly more action so far this year compared to this time in 2011.

Tensions may not have run as high, but there were still residents unhappy with a proposed development in the Hart.

Longtime gay rights activist Ted Northe will lead the way Saturday morning as the Prince George Pride Society's annual festival and parade begins at city hall.

Wet weather forced workers off the Boundary Road job site for seven of the 22 working days available last month but the city's manager for the project remains hopeful most of the work will be completed by the end of the year.