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B.C. public school teachers voted 73 per cent in favour of enforcing a resistance strategy in opposition to Bill 22 legislation that ended their strike action a month ago. A total of 21,625 teachers agreed with the B.C.

The union representing workers at the Endako molybdenum mine has failed to convince the Labour Relations Board (LRB) to to extend the time limit on revival of a decertification campaign.

A Prince George man was sentenced to 270 days in jail and issued a 10-year driving prohibition for three counts of driving while disqualified under the Criminal Code.

The Roman Forum was not built in a day, and it will no doubt take a year or two before Northern Health has its staff learning centre.

B.C. patients will soon no longer have to pay for cataract lenses. Starting June 4, the province will pick up the tab for non-standardized (foldable) lenses, a cost now billed to patients.

Northwest B.C. MP Nathan Cullen is the New Democratic Party's new opposition House Leader.

Charges have been stayed against four men allegedly involved in an home invasion late last year. The move was made Wednesday in B.C.

A northern resident will get a Governor General's Medal of Bravery today in Ottawa.

The forecast in a confidential provincial government report of extensive forest sector job loss in the Central Interior is old news to Council of Forest Industries president John Allan, but he expressed disappointment in the way it has been made publ

Unlike other B.C. municipalities, the City of Prince George was mostly prepared for a 1.75 per cent salary increase for RCMP officers this year, according to a senior administrator.