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The centrepiece may be the B.C. Cancer Centre for the North in Prince George, but there is plenty more to the Northern Cancer Control Strategy and dignitaries gathered Monday to celebrate the progress made in those other areas.

The Prince George Community Group on Aging with Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities in collaboration with the IASSID Academy of Education, Training and Research presents a two day conference, March 27 and 28, including plenary sessions with IASSI

Helping people to understand and recognize racism is a major step in eradicating it and the younger that education begins the better.

Twenty-five years after completing the Man in Motion World Tour, Rick Hansen still has the power to put people's wheels in motion.

It would be a challenge to find people more enthusiastic about Prince George than city councillors Murry Krause and Lyn Hall, both of whom have been chosen to be on a special committee charged with organizing events to celebrate Prince George's 100th

An internal city memo has revealed the full extent of city service cuts anticipated as a result of the elimination of 28 jobs, announced in January. On Jan. 17, city council announced nine layoffs and the elimination of a total of 28 positions.

The elimination of 28 city jobs will have, "direct and obvious impacts," on city services, according to city manager Derek Bates. On Jan. 17 city council announced the elimination of 28 positions at the city, including nine layoffs, as part of $1.

After eight weeks of renovation, the BG Urban Grill is now ready to serve the public at Prince George Airport.

Amid a resource-sector boom, Prince George is opening its doors to business and doing its best to shed its reputation as Canada’s most dangerous city

A $400,000 injection of federal funding announced Tuesday will allow UNBC researchers to take the lead on the next phase of a national study to examine nursing practices in rural and remote regions of Canada.