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P.G. teens help Kenyan orphans

P.G. teens help Kenyan orphans

A dedicated group of Prince George teenagers are preparing to experience a culture shock during an 18-day stay in Nairobi, Kenya.
Parvo outbreak results in quarantine at SPCA

Parvo outbreak results in quarantine at SPCA

An outbreak of parvovirus at the North Cariboo SPCA shelter has resulted in the shelter's dogs being quarantined. The virus can be deadly to dogs, and is particularly dangerous to puppies which have not been vaccinated.

Join medical students for a healthier tomorrow

An active, healthy community is the goal for Northern Medical Program students at UNBC who practice what they preach. The 32 students, who began studies in 2009 to become physicians, are holding the sixth annual Run for Rural Medicine at 9 a.m.

Mackenzie counting down to Hockeyville announcement

Only a few hours remain before residents in Mackenzie will know if their town is the next Kraft Hockeyville. The town, 175 km north of Prince George, is facing off against Conception Bay South, Nfld.; St. Raymond, Que.; Wolfe Island, Ont.

Mackenzie takes second in Hockeyville contest

Mackenzie took the silver medal in the 2011 Kraft Hockeyville contest. On Saturday night Conception Bay South, Nfld. was named the winner of the annual competition.

High school students spurn career trade programs

In answer to declining enrollment, tweaking may be in store for a program that gives high school students a head start on careers in the trades.

Economic development expert to speak

The author of a recent report on the importance of collaboration between regional economic development agencies will speak at University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC) on Wednesday evening.

Federal candidates weigh in on Enbridge

The fate of Enbridge's $5.5-billion Northern Gateway oil pipeline in northern B.C. is at issue in the federal election, as two of the party's in the race are in favour of a moratorium on oil tankers off the northwest coast.

March came in like a lion wearing a parka

No records were set, but March was cold enough.

Nisga'a Nation backs Northwest Transmission line

The Nisga'a Nation legislature passed resolutions in support of the construction of B.C. Hydro's proposed Northwest Transmission line, which will pass through Nisga'a lands in northwest B.C.