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Born Feb. 16, weighing just one pound seven ounces, about the weight of three softballs, Amelia Joy Marie was in critical condition.

UNBC professor of ecosystem science and management Bill McGill was elected the 2012 president of the Prince George Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday. McGill previously served as the chamber's two vice presidents.

Striking teachers won't be on the job Monday and classes are cancelled for public school students across the province.

Two years ago Corbin Linklater became a victim of bullying at Heather Park middle school. Linklater, 15, still doesn't fully grasp that his passive reaction to the group of kids who were trying to intimidate him was such a big deal. But it was.

Brave program teaches bully resistance

The tail of a four-year-old quarter-horse named Remi has been tragically cut short. Losing a tail is not beneficial to any horse, but for an equestrian show animal it can be a career killer.

Few people have escaped high school without taking with them memories of bullying. Whether they were victims, perpetrators or merely observers, bullying has long been a part of the secondary school experience.

On a wintery or rainy day, getting outside to climb isn't practical or safe. And in the decade since the closure of Crag Indoor Climbing Wall, there haven't been many local options for indoor rock climbing, aside from the YMCA.

Early release ended early for a Prince George convict. According to the Parole Board of Canada (PBC), the path back into jail for Antoinetta Angela Pozzebon, 50, is a testament to the power of drug addiction.

Low interest from public in session