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Industry observers and insiders are dismissing a report from a left-wing think tank heavily criticizing the B.C. forest industry for failing to get the most out of its timber.

Parents and students should not see any big changes as a result of the teachers' job action when the first full day of school begins tomorrow, says school board chair Lyn Hall. "Things will seem probably as they did last year," Hall said Tuesday.

Training program would give students real time, on the ground experience

After decades of service and numerous accolades, a Prince George resident will be one of a handful to receive the province's highest honour next month.

Cops For Cancer is taking a new route this fall, and on Thursday night they took in new amounts of money.

A bike-riding thief got away with $10,000 worth of merchandise after breaking into jewelry store on the weekend. At approximately 5:30 a.m.

One of the weekends most prone to injury, damage and death on the region's roadways got a relatively clean bill of health this year. Police saturated the regional roads over the Labour Day long weekend and on Tuesday the results gave them a smile.

A provincial representative of B.C.'s resident doctors was in Prince George, Aug. 30, to take the temperature of this town's members.

An effort to sentence a violent criminal for a bizarre incident in Valemount three years ago has hit a snag. A sentencing hearing set for Friday was put off until later this month after Timothy Shawn Preddy told the court he has fired his lawyer.

Eight years ago, Variety - The Children's Charity was there for the Couroux family, who had recently received the news one of their young daughters had cerebral palsy.