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If any of the 192 cases of undocumented hereditary cancer reports the BC Cancer Agency is now investigating involve patients from northern B.C., they now know about it.

Matt Altizer, father of two, was a Citizen employee

The provincial government has called in one of its labour negotiations experts to try to end the seven-month old teachers' strike.

The destructive results of crash dieting and the desire to be thin, and the danger of other eating disorders such as bulimia is mainstream knowledge.

Prince George RCMP Supt. Eric Stubbs is hoping to take action on the issue of domestic violence in the city.

CN Rail's maintenance-of-way employees has ratified a new agreement, the company said Thursday. The three-year contract, retroactive to Jan.

The B.C.L. Ministry of Environment and Northern Health have canceled, for now, the air quality advisory which has been in effect since Tuesday.

In-custody fatality

Light winds and dry conditions continue to hinder the Prince George region and prompted the Ministry of Environment and the Northern Health Authority to keep an air quality advisory for Prince George in effect Wednesday.

The new mill at the Endako molybdenum mine is meeting expectations and then some, Thompson Creek Metals said this week. Commercial production at the mill began on Feb.