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The City of Prince George received only a single bid to conduct a core service review on city operations. International accounting firm KPMG was the sole company to submit a bid to the city by the March 14 deadline.

B.C.'s courts will have more flexibility to manage offenders convicted under provincial statutes starting this June. That's when changes to the Offence Act, passed in the provincial legislature this week, come into effect.

After eight weeks of renovation, the BG Urban Grill is now ready to serve the public at the Prince George International Airport.

Two decades after helping to get the Prince George Relay for Life moving, one of its founders is returning to lead the charge.

Finance Minister Kevin Falcon announced in the provincial budget a few weeks ago that school districts once again have the authority to sell off unused school properties to raise money to finance new capital projects.

When is too much of a good thing a bad thing? For women concerned about losing bone mass and developing osteoporosis or brittle bones, the answer might be in that bottle of calcium tablets.

Local program gets adopted province-wide

The RCMP's grow-op pilot project was so successful, it gets to fly full time in the Cariboo.

Police at the top and bottom of the Cariboo are relieved the region's grow-op crackdown will continue.

Nurses who work and live in northern B.C. have a major stake in improving health outcomes and promoting healthy living. As part of learning to do their jobs effectively, they have to understand the diversity of cultural values.