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Advocates for an additional hockey arena in the city weren't given a fair chance by city council on Monday night, according to Prince George Recreational Hockey League president Al Hines.

Police are searching for a dangerous parolee who failed to return to the Activators Society residence in Prince George on June 12.

Kinder Morgan retains a plan for a northern leg to its B.C. oil pipeline infrastructure, but the company says it is concentrating on expanding capacity south first.

Green Lake is named for the alluring colour of its water and is a popular vacation lake in the summer. The lake is long and deep, and is perfect for summer recreation. Green Lake has everything from horseshoes to hiking, and everything in between.

Fred Lienert has been laying bricks from East Germany to Prince George for 61 years and he is finally hanging up his trowel at the end of this year.

An effort to establish neighbourhood learning centres in three rural schools advanced a step Tuesday night when school board trustees agreed to meet with regional district representatives to discuss recommendations outlined in a feasibility study.

In the warmer months, everywhere you turn there they are. Mosquitoes. It's impossible to be rid of them completely but there are some ways to make the best of a potentially bloody and itchy time of the year.

City council reversed its decision to build a new stand-alone arena south of the Kin Centre on Monday. Monday night's decision means the city will now proceed with a $15.

When Craig Hare's older brother Andrew, 29, was diagnosed with colon cancer in February Craig became determined to help fight the disease. So he's preparing to do something that he has never done before - shave his head.

Taseko Mines has taken steps to protect the price it can sell its copper production in 2012.