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Between Dec. 31, 2011 and Jan. 31, 2012, the Prince George RCMP responded to a number of shoplifting reports from a variety of local Prince George businesses. Security surveillance has identified the same suspect in many of these events.

Ashley Anderson and Forest Tower went to the Taiwan International Science Fair to showcase the merits of their invention to bring biofuel technology to Third World countries.

The procession of New Democratic Party leadership hopefuls continues tomorrow morning. One of the contest's two female candidates, Toronto-area MP Peggy Nash, stops in Prince George as part of a tour through the B.C.

Construction begins Monday on SkyLab, a renovation project to add nearly 1,000 square feet of new space for public access to computers and the Internet at the Prince George Public Library's Bob Harkins branch.

Cold-water bathers rejoice. The 11th annual Ness Lake Bible Camp polar bear dip is on for Sunday. Starting at 2:33 p.m.

Elder citizens in the Northern Health region have to wait massively longer times than anywhere else in B.C. to get a full assessment of their needs. These assessments are done to determine what subsidized resources they are eligible for.

Woman's death highlights need for more support for mentally ill

The death of Charles Henry Engelbert, 29, almost two years ago caused the BC Coroners' Service to deeply examine the handfaller profession.

With stops in Cyprus, Afghanistan and Sudan, you could say Randall Callan has taken one of the more unusual routes to becoming a new provincial court judge in Prince George.

Advocacy groups met with a government official Friday to discuss the controversial closure of the girl's cell block at the Prince George Youth Containment Centre.