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To say it's B.C.'s Attawapiskat would be a stretch - the Red Cross hasn't been called in to provide relief supplies after all.

The Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) is speaking out before an anticipated loss of union jobs as the City of Prince George considers a new approach to delivery of municipal services.

Several charges have been laid against a Prince George man after police seized drugs and a firearm from a local home. Members of the Prince George RCMP's Drug Section executed a search warrant at a residence in the 2400 block of Oak Street on Feb.

A handgun and an explosive device were located after the Prince George RCMP's Crime Reduction Team executed a search warrant on Thursday afternoon.

An elementary student in Fort St. James was startled by an older youth who scared the child with a physical confrontation and barrage of personal questions. Police are now hoping to learn who the older youth was.

An elementary student in Fort St. James was startled by an older youth who scared the child with a physical confrontation and barrage of personal questions. Police are now hoping to learn who the older youth was.

Federal Liberal aboriginal affairs critic Caroline Bennett says there are some key ingredients to running a successful first nation - starting with settlement of land claims and genuine self government.

Tim McEwan will take his economic development experience to a provincial level. As of Monday, the former Initiatives Prince George president and CEO begins a new position with the Ministry of Jobs, Tourism and Innovation.

Police dismantled a large marijuana plantation near Prince George this week. On Wednesday, Prince George and North District RCMP teams arrived together at a property on Koroa Road and their search warrant triggered a major discovery.

Like just about every motorist who woke up to higher gasoline prices Friday, Barbara Croome had one question on her mind. Why? At the Mohawk on First Avenue and George Street, gas was still $1.