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Customers can only benefit from increased competition and it turns out job seekers can too. As part of introducing its Optik TV service to northern B.C. Telus is adding to the local payroll to the tune of 32 additional jobs.

An interesting police story out of Chilliwack tells about allegations of a 14-year-old girl who's not only been offering sexual services, but recruiting other youth to join her in the sex trade. RCMP, which learned about the situation Oct.

Foothills elementary school was evacuated for about 15 minutes Friday morning in response to a burning smell in gym. Students at the school on Eaglenest Crescent were back in class by shortly after 9 a.m.

Five Fort St. John men are facing a total of 200 charges stemming from a July 25 incident at a party spot on the Beatton River outside the city.

Beyond the brand names and pricing, perhaps the biggest difference between the Shaw and Telus comes down to the method of delivery.

The co-founder of the Northern Ugandan Development Foundation was declared one of the Top 10 CBC Champions of Change. Dr.

National Child Day Saturday is the time for Canadians to celebrate our greatest resource which is our children.

Fraser-Fort George Regional District directors approved nearly $80,000 on Thursday to pay for additional engineering expenses for the new sewer system under construction for Summit Lake.

The University of Northern B.C. has reached a tentative two-year agreement with the UNBC Faculty Association under the government's 2010 mandate, Finance Minister Colin Hansen said Thursday.

Prince George senior citizens and those with disabilities will soon be able to access 31 new low-income housing units in the Hart area.