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The Prince George Royal LePage real estate office will host a garage sale on Saturday with all of the proceeds going to help women and children who have experienced family violence.

Ken Killcullen is the recipient of the Sally Ann Award presented by the Salvation Army. This is their most prestigious award given to the person who best exemplifies what the mission and spirit of the Salvation Army is all about.

Prince George and District Teachers Association vice president Matt Pearce dismissed the latest Fraser Institute rankings as the "product" of someone without any experience in education.

The owners of Rockin's River Resort continued to wait late Friday morning for word on whether the provincial government will come to the rescue and pay for mitigation work to prevent further erosion of the property by a fast-flowing Salmon River.

City council finalized the 2011 property tax rate today after a last-minute change made earlier this week.

A member of a prominent family-owned Prince George lumber company has been fined $2,500 following an investigation by provincial conservation officers into a citizen's complaint of bear-baiting in a remote B.C. park.

Northern Health has launched a new website to draw health-care talent to Northern B.C. Found at Careers.northernhealth.

Prince George city representatives helped secure approval for a motion at their annual northern municipal convention calling for the B.C. and federal governments to amalgamate their environmental assessments.

The provincial government has given the green light to carrying out bank stabilization work in an effort to save a resort and campground on a bank of the Salmon River.

A record total of 230 graduates are expected to accept their parchment at the College of New Caledonia's (CNC) convocation ceremony Saturday.