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Two women were exposed to a suspect's indecent act at the College of New Caledonia on Monday. One witness was 23, the other 27, and both were indirectly targeted by a masturbating man who stationed himself in a washroom, but with the door open.

Kelly Road secondary school will soon be the home of a project-centred, technology-driven personal learning choice school program that will encourage students to use smart phones, tablet computers and laptops for all of their subjects.

The Carrier Sekani Tribal Council (CSTC) has joined the chorus of alarms being raised over what the provincial government says are minor changes to the Mines Act.

It took 439 Lego blocks and component "brain" to turn Jessie Abela and Melanie Stevens-Franko's school project into a working robot. Once assembled, all it took was a touch of a button to bring it to life.

The federal government has introduced changes to Canada's pension landscape that will make saving for retirement easier for millions of Canadians, Cariboo-Prince George Conservative MP Dick Harris said Tuesday.

Most people take winter's first real snowfall as a sign to hang up the bikes for the season. But for those who either have no other means of transportation or a strong dedication to cycling, winter just means there are a few extra hurdles.

A national executive public search has concluded with the appointment of three members of their senior management team, stated the 2015 Canada Winter Games Host Society in a news release today.

About half of those left homeless by the Victoria Towers apartment building fire are in new places to live.

Marking the traditional beginning of the Christmas season The Salvation Army in Prince George will be putting the Tree of Lights on the roof of the Coast Inn of the North today.

The victims displaced by the fire at the Victoria Towers apartment building just got a helping hand.