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City council rejected a request from Habitat for Humanity to waive the fees and permit charges on the charitable organization's latest home builds. Habitat for Humanity builds homes for families who would not otherwise be able afford to own a home.

When bird watchers turned their binoculars to the skies last month for the Great Backyard Bird Count, they were expecting some unusual findings.

John Warner graduated from high school in 1952 and he isn't ashamed to say it.

The City of Prince George presented 17 social, arts and cultural organizations with over $315,000 in grants. The annual grants were presented in a ceremony at City Hall on Monday.

An outdoorsman's common sense kept him safe and aided his rescue during a weekend adventure gone wrong.

West Fraser Timber retained its title as North America's largest softwood lumber producer, according to a year-end report from a consulting firm. During 2011, the company's 27 sawmills - 12 in Canada and 15 in the United States - generated 4.

The Prince George Community Foundation and the City of Prince George invites residents to participate in a community conversation.

Conference The Prince George Community Group on Aging with Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities in collaboration with the IASSID Academy of Education, Training & Research presents a two day conference, today and Wednesday.

John Mellencamp is bringing his No Better Than This Tour with special guests The Cowboy Junkies to CN Centre June 17.

The candidate she preferred fell short of winning the party's leadership, but Thomas Mulcair was one of her top choices, prominent Prince George New Democrat Lois Boone said Monday.