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B.C. enjoys lowest cancer rate

British Columbia continues to maintain the lowest incidence of cancer and lowest mortality rates in Canada, according to a statistical analysis released this week by the Canadian Cancer Society.

Adventure day camps offer fun, field trips

Wondering what to do with the kids this summer? Big Brothers Big Sisters of Prince George is offering a series of week-long adventure day camps from July 4 to Sept. 2.

B.C. Liberals introduce wood-waste rights change

The B.C. Liberal government has introduced legislation to make changes that will only allow receiving licences to be transferred to another non-lumber producer.
Grandma recognized during National Family Caregiver Week

Grandma recognized during National Family Caregiver Week

Lise Prosser was named Prince George's Family Caregiver 2011 Tuesday by We Care Home Health Services during the Canadian government's National Family Caregiver Week.
Verdict leaves Skakun 'extremely disappointed'

Verdict leaves Skakun 'extremely disappointed'

City councillor Brian Skakun remained as combative as ever following his conviction for leaking personnel-related documents to the media, and in so doing, breaking provincial legislation.

Federal review of $5.5-billion Northern Gateway pipeline sets info sessions

The federal review panel of Enbridge's proposed $5.5-billion Northern Gateway pipeline has set the dates for a series of information sessions on how to participate in the public hearings scheduled for 2012.

Get back in motion

Arthritis, back injuries and joint replacement surgeries can rob seniors of their flexibility and range of motion. But there is hope for people who have lost some of their mobility and range of motion, according to aquatics instructor Joe Turner.

Flood watches downgraded, rivers still high

The B.C. River Forecast Centre has downgraded the flood watch for several rivers and streams in the Prince George and Quesnel areas. A high streamflow advisory remains in effect for the Willow River and smaller tributaries in the Prince George area.

Text message saves lost bikers

A pair of mountain bikers were rescued from a snow-filled ravine after getting lost on Hudson Bay Mountain near Smithers on Sunday. Smithers RCMP received a call around 3 p.m. on Sunday from a family member of one of the two men.

Victoria Day long weekend quiet

Quiet long weekend The Victoria Day long weekend was a quiet one for local police and fire crews. Prince George RCMP spokesman Cpl. Ken Landry said, as of Monday afternoon, the first long weekend of spring went by without any major incidences.