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It only takes a few drops of GHB to allow a sexual predator the opportunity to rape an unsuspecting person. Police in Prince George just seized about a quart of it.

A government fact-finder has determined it is very unlikely a negotiated settlement is possible in the labour dispute between teachers and the B.C. Public School Employers Association.

Skeena-Bulkley Valley NDP MP Nathan Cullen says he voted against the Conservative government's bill to scrap the long-gun registry last week because it also threw out a requirement for sellers to verify buyers have valid firearms licences.

The Prince George Community Foundation is one of nine community foundations in Canada gearing up to find new ways to use sports to build better communities.

A discarded cigarette caused the evacuation of the Pine Glen Apartments building on McIntyre Crescent in the early morning hours on Thursday.

Tina Cousins can sympathize with B.C. teachers who reacted in shock to Education Minister George Abbott's statement that he thinks the law that limits the number of special-needs students in a classroom is discriminatory.

Spring into the growing season with seed and food displays, presentations on seed saving, propagation techniques and organic gardening on Seedy Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Exploration Place.

Privatization of water, services and other public infrastructure will be the topic when the Stand Up For the North Committee hosts a community meeting next month.

Conifex Timber Inc. finished 2011 with a net loss, but is well positioned for significant improvement in the coming year, CEO Ken Shields said Wednesday, even if benchmark lumber prices remain flat.

The 2012 provincial budget is offering hope for the Prince George Airport's ability to attract international cargo flights to refuel. B.C. Finance Minster Kevin Falcon released the 2012 budget on Tuesday. The budget includes a refund of the $0.