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Prince George women marched the streets of downtown, protesting violence against women in the city's 19th annual Take Back the Night event Friday night. About 200 started marching at City Hall, stopping traffic as they took over the streets downtown.

The College of New Caledonia has seen an increase in the number of full-time students this September.

Terrane Metals Corp.'s shareholders have approved its sale to Thompson Creek Metals Co. Inc., which will put the $917-million Mount Milligan gold and copper mine in new hands.

Let someone else pay your mortgage for up to a year. A dream? No.

Rainy weather didn't stop students from dropping by city hall on Friday afternoon to enjoy a hamburger at an appreciation day for international students in Prince George for the school year.

Use traditional First Nations knowledge to help rebuild sockeye salmon stocks on the Fraser River, a contingent of First Nation speakers implored B.C. Justice Bruce Cohen on Thursday evening.

Roo, a three-month-old mastiff, was the centre of attention when a celebration was held Friday to mark a milestone at the SPCA's spay and neuter clinic.

Questions still remain about the death of Jacqueline Marie Murdock but it was time for closure.

Three new members attended their first College of New Caledonia board of directors meeting when it was held in Vanderhoof on Friday. Claudia Blair is executive director of the Williams Lake and District Chamber of Commerce.

On the same evening as the Take Back The Night march, police announced that a woman in Prince George had suffered a violent sexual attack only hours earlier. According to Prince George RCMP spokeswoman Const.