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Paramedics are flashing the red and white lights on their way to help the constant emergency of hungry Prince George families. BC Ambulance Service paramedics are heading to the scene of their fifth annual "Red and White Hunger Fight" campaign.

Conifex Timber Inc. reported Wednesday a net loss of $2.2 million for the third quarter. The outcome was a $1.4-million improvement over the previous quarter and was $700,000 better than the third quarter last year.

A Prince George woman is back in custody after turning herself in to Winnipeg police.

A co-operation agreement for mineral exploration and mining signed with India during the premier's trade mission is a "very initial and important step," says B.C. jobs minister Pat Bell.

Steelhead season on the Morice River is not to be missed. This river attracts anglers from all over the world, providing exceptional adventure in spectacular surroundings. Try fishing dry flies with a waking technique.

B.C. jobs minister Pat Bell said progress is being made creating a new coal mine in northeast B.C. during a post-trade mission press conference.

The woodstove exchange program will continue for another year after the provincial government confirmed this week that $19,350 for the task will go to the Prince George Air Improvement Roundtable (PGAIR).

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.