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Mayor Shari Green outspent former mayor Dan Rogers two-to-one during the 2011 municipal election. Rogers, who was the incumbent mayor going into the election, spent just under $38,430 on his election campaign.

As the months advance, the time to pack away skis, snowboards and sleds draws nearer as does the time to dust off the bike. It's also the time to start thinking about registering for a variety of spring programs.

The Prince George Air Improvement Roundtable (PGAIR) is hosting its second dialog on transportation's impact on air quality on March 27. The session will feature presentations by B.C.

An RCMP vehicle on its way to the scene of a motor vehicle accident ended up in a collision of its own on Wednesday afternoon.

Zachary Hoskins might not be able to kick a soccer ball, but get him on a ski jump and he'll soar like Eddie the Eagle.

The provincial government's approval of the Jumbo Glacier Resort master plan should give supporters of an ongoing effort establish a similar resort near Valemount almost as many reasons to celebrate according to a resort designer involved in both pro

The family of a woman allegedly murdered by accused serial killer Cody Legebokoff took steps this week to gain closure on her loss and at the same time issue a plea for the public's help in gathering more information.

A group of seniors had their voices heard by MLA Adrian Dix about some of the biggest hurdles the senior age bracket is currently coping with in northern B.C. and specifically in Prince George.

The centrepiece may be the B.C. Cancer Centre for the North in Prince George, but there is plenty more to the Northern Cancer Control Strategy and dignitaries gathered Monday to celebrate the progress made in those other areas.

The Prince George Community Group on Aging with Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities in collaboration with the IASSID Academy of Education, Training and Research presents a two day conference, March 27 and 28, including plenary sessions with IASSI