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Many viewers will watch the new documentary "Wiebo's War" having already pre-judged the controversial Ludwig family, notorious for its dogged battle against the oil and gas industry's encroachments onto their rural Alberta property.

When the weather turns warm, the police turn up the highway heat. RCMP were out with enhanced enforcement on the roads over the Easter long weekend, and traffic volumes maintained the average flow, said North District RCMP Staff Sgt.

The North Cariboo Branch of the BC SPCA invites you to an animal-themed day of fun on Saturday, May 14. The event happens noon to 5 p.m. at the North Cariboo SPCA, 4011 Lansdowne Road.

Prince George will be welcoming students from Bogota, Colombia in September.

Political observers are predicting a minority government for the Conservatives after all the votes have been counted from the May 2 federal election.

The owner of a herd of horses seized by the SPCA wants them all back and has filed an appeal to have them returned.

Prince George is not the only school district working to bring in students from out-of-country.

The first-degree murder trial for Anthony Robert Willier may not go ahead as planned because the defendant is experiencing medical problems.

A stolen van scored a direct hit on the Jewellery Direct front entrance, then scored a major haul in stolen bling early Wednesday morning.

Steven Kurowski is on an epic trek to fight cancer and stopped in to Prince George on his journey Tuesday. The Lower Mainland resident is riding his bike across Canada collecting pledges and raising awareness for cance.