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Traveling in and around northern British Columbia just got easier, thanks to an innovative free application just launched by Northern British Columbia Tourism.

Highway 97 north of Mackenzie Junction is closed until further notice due to two accidents. No fatalities are reported but three vehicles including a semi-tractor trailer are blocking the road.

Joanne Dickenson is new to Prince George, but not new to the region nor to municipal politics. The latest candidate for Prince George city council has been on Houston council for the past 12 years.

A set of rural mailboxes was broken into over the weekend, doing damage to three dozen locked cubicles and no way of knowing what mail was taken. So far police can only confirm the vandalism to the Canada Post mail stations.

The Rocky Mountain Rangers have been granted school board approval to set up their military base of operations at the former Meadow elementary school.

The Prince George Muslim Centre is a place of religious worship and a gathering point of diverse cultures to serve the needs of the Muslim community. It is also a beacon helping the city attract medical doctors and other skilled professionals. Dr.

Two Quesnel men are facing criminal charges after a serious assault which occurred in the 300 block of Lewis Drive during the early morning hours of Oct. 22.

U.S. Consul General Anne Callaghan is in Prince George meeting with local leaders in industry, education and local government. Callaghan is the senior U.S. diplomat in B.C.

A repeat offender was sentenced to one year in jail Monday for possession for the purpose of trafficking for an incident that began when a Mountie came across a man asleep in a running vehicle.

If there is a simple solution to shorten wait lists for surgical procedures in Prince George and give surgeons more operating time, Michael McMillan would love to hear about it.