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Jennifer Botterill credits much of her success to a lunch date with her dad when she was 15. "We were just talking about dreams and goals," said the four-time Canadian Olympian.

Cameron Stolz has made it official. The incumbent city councillor is the first to officially declare himself in the running for the upcoming municipal election.

Prince George's newest judge, Roderick John Sutton, was sworn in during a ceremony Monday at the Office of the Chief Judge of the Provincial Court of British Columbia in Vancouver.

An 18-year-old Prince George resident was pronounced dead at the scene following a head-on collision on Highway 16 east of Vanderhoof late Monday night.

The Forest Practices Board will audit BC Timber Sales' operations in the Mackenzie Forest District later this month. To be conducted Sept.

A man is dead and a woman in serious condition in hospital following a vehicle crash near Red Rock this weekend. Police are indicating that there might be more to it than simply a motor vehicle incident.

Nearly all the funding is now in place for a $90-million expansion of the rail and utilities capacity at the Ridley Island terminal in Prince Rupert.

When Andrea Makowichuk discovered she was carrying twins, she hooked into a local group offering support for families with multiple births. "I have an older daughter too. But having twins in a completely different story," Makowichuk said.

Three rats got snapped at once, a new record for the Prince George crook detention invention.

A Prince George Chamber of Commerce resolution urging improvements to a process for attracting skilled workers and entrepreneurs from out of country won delegates' support during the Canadian Chamber of Commerce annual general meeting over the weeken