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The 2015 Canada Winter Games Host Society may soon have a regional partner.

While raw log exports are making headlines across the province, it remains primarily a coastal issue, according to Central Interior Logging Association executive director Mary-Anne Arcand.

A senior citizen is under arrest on suspicion of stealing electricity for the running of a marijuana grow-operation.

A fashion show promoter with eyes on Prince George is enduring catcalls on her way to the catwalk.

The proposed Fashion and Design Festival has been cancelled at CN Centre.

The union which represents the City of Prince George's unionized employees is raising concerns about the city's decision to hire an executive assistant for Mayor Shari Green, after 28 city positions were eliminated in January as a cost-saving measure

Northwest B.C.'s entry in the federal NDP leadership race is in an upbeat mood with the finish line in sight. "Our campaign has been doing very well," Nathan Cullen said Friday from Vancouver during a teleconference with regional media.

When two suspects lost control of their car and crashed into a snowbank, they also lost control of the suspicious contents of the vehicle. One man was arrested and charged. A routine traffic check was how the incident began Friday at about 2:50 p.m.

A pilot was left uninjured after his plane flipped at the Prince George Airport Saturday afternoon. Emergency services responded to the airport shortly before 3:20 p.m. following reports of an incident involving a small plane.

Jackie Inyallie wanted to be a welder. So on Nov. 21, 2009, having already earned her welding ticket, she left her home in Prince George to put her training to work at her first job in Dawson Creek.