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Steve Brooks needed no television to recall the images of the World Trade Centre attacks 10 years ago. "I was in the car going over the Hudson River heading to see a client," recalled the former Prince George resident.

Intersection cameras have been operational in some parts of B.C. since 1999 but this week the provincial government announced an expansion to the law enforcement program. Prince George has one intersection in the new set of cameras.

Doing your part to lead young people to making good decisions can be as simple as going out to eat at your favourite restaurant.

The City of Prince George is looking for public feedback on a plan to prohibit residents from placing their garbage containers on the curb the night before collection day.

The province's Community Gaming Grant Review will be in Prince George on Thursday.

It was a canine cacophony at Cottonwood Island Park yesterday as hundreds of dogs and their two-legged friends made their rounds in support of a local animal organization.

Two people were sent to hospital Sunday afternoon after a collision left three cars damaged, with one on its roof.

Ricky John Smith selected trial by judge alone Monday when a retrial for a 2004 murder in the parking lot of a Prince George fast food restaurant.

A University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC) student is receiving a fellowship from the Pacific Institute for Climate Solutions (PICS) for her work studying the effect of climate change on a species of tree vital to northern vegetation and wildli

For some, spending a day fishing is a good way to relax or commune with nature. But for a group of young people, the summer days spent fishing was about connecting to more than nature, it was about connecting to their cultural roots.