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Jacqueline Schellenburg and Elena Norris are perfectly-suited for the graduation ceremonies going on Saturday at the College of New Caledonia. They each maxed out in the marks department in their chosen fields of study at CNC.

Clutching a photo of her and her husband and their family, Cheryl Steeves said she was elated Thursday with a verdict against an Alberta man who killed her common-law husband.

In what the B.C. Public School Employers' Association is calling an illegal strike, public school teachers are not engaging in after-hours activities at their schools and students are suffering the consequences.

July 23 can't come soon enough for Telus and several other utility operators in the province whose cable infrastructure has been attacked by metal thieves.

If you think the state of the city's roads are bad, you should see what lies beneath.

The Prince George Airport Authority took another step towards carving out a spot in the air cargo business Wednesday.

In what the B.C. Public School Employers' Association is calling an illegal strike, public school teachers are not engaging in after-hours activities at their schools and students are suffering the consequences.

Back by popular demand for his fourth term as chair of the School District 57 District Parent Advisory Council, Don Sabo knows he won't serve in that position for a fifth year.

The fund for employees who lost their jobs as a result of the explosion and fire that destroyed the Lakeland Mills sawmill two weeks ago continues to grow.

Police are investigating a suspicious death in Prince George, but the circumstances are still undetermined.