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Clear the roads on Tuesday. Cops For Cancer will be riding through. The annual Cops For Cancer-Tour de North will push its first pedal today, setting off from Fort St. John on its way to Williams Lake.

Sales of dogs and cats will be phased out at the Petland chain of stores, the company's CEO Robert Brissette confirmed Friday, including the location in Prince George.

There is only one day left in this year's Interior Drive for Life blood donor challenge and Prince George is gaining on Kelowna. This is the tightest race between the cities of Kelowna and Prince George, Canadian Blood Services has seen in years.

Prince George's unemployment rate rose last month, but so did the number of people working. The unemployment rate stood at 7.

A man was rescued from the fast, frigid waters of the Fraser River on Wednesday morning. He was swept approximately one kilometre downstream from Cottonwood Island Park and ended up on the eastern shore. Rescuers were alerted at about 11 a.m.

The starting lineup has been announced for the northern cancer centre's team of specialists.

Legitimate landlords can become part of the criminal element if they do not keep a careful watch on their properties. One local property owner is sharing her experience as a warning to others. "Oh, I am so dumb, when you look back in hindsight.

Prince George was caught on candid camera last month by a company called iLOOKABOUT.

B.C. Housing will purchase the airspace occupied by Elizabeth Fry Place at 1373 Sixth Ave. once construction of the seniors' housing complex is complete.

Voices across the province are joining to alert drivers about the dangers to children, now that school is back in session and youngsters are populating the streets.