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We've all heard tales of starving students staying up late to get their assignments finished before a deadline.

Quest for status unearths Aboriginal identity issues

In September 2007, United Nations General Assembly adopted a landmark declaration outlining the rights of the world's estimated 370 million indigenous people.

Mackenzie RCMP will receive $1,200 in the form of a civil forfeiture grant to purchase a camera and accessories to help with investigation and evidence gathering.

Canfor said Friday it has completed purchase of two southern B.C. sawmills from Tembec. The acquisition of Tembec's Elko and Canal Flats sawmills includes 1.

A total of $14.3 million in 14 highway improvements in the Nechako Lakes region, the provincial government said Wednesday. The work will range from improving sight lines by removing brush and trees along rights- of-way, to major resurfacing work.

Baby Amelia Joy Marie Craig lived for only 18-and-a-half days, but her precious time on earth will leave behind a lifetime of memories. Born in Prince George nearly four months premature on Feb.

Peter Road property owner Dale Cassidy is upset it has taken five years for the city to deal with a complaint about an allegedly unpermitted structure on his neighbour's property.

Whether the Babine Forest Products sawmill will be rebuilt remains uncertain.

Repaving on roads disturbed by the construction of the downtown district energy system is expected to begin by the end of April.