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What started out as an afternoon walkout to show their support for teachers turned into a high-octane Friday afternoon student parade, with not one truant officer in sight.

As long as teachers do not set up picket lines during their planned three-day walkout, other unionized school staff will be on the job this week.

A group of Prince George students are hoping to take the city's temperature regarding safe injection sites. Beginning today, University of Northern B.C.

Taseko Mines is taking legal action against the Western Canada Wilderness Committee and its outreach director for defamation.

After a photo from a taxi surveillance camera was circulated by local media, the man who attacked a Prince George cab driver may now be identified.

Five males were arrested Saturday following an early morning stabbing. Shortly after 2:30 a.m., the Prince George RCMP responded to a complaint of a stabbing at an apartment at 307-2666 Upland St.

Facing a $2.3 million budget shortfall, the College of New Caledonia approved a two per cent tuition increase Friday. As a result, CNC students will be paying on average $5 more per course or $50 per year in tuition for full-time students.

The UNBC Northern Timberwolves are B.C. champions and have booked a spot in nationals.

An elderly man was sent to hospital and a senior citizen issued a traffic ticket after a pedestrian collision with a car in the area of Westwood Drive and Vance Road.

Prince George Fire Rescue Crews responded to a reported structure fire in the 2100 block of Quince St at 11:24 a.m. this morning.