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Prince George and District Teachers Association vice president Matt Pearce dismissed the latest Fraser Institute rankings as the "product" of someone without any experience in education.

A night of drinking and a game of hide and seek led to something much more sinister, a Supreme Court Justice concluded, in finding a Prince George man guilty last week of sexually assaulting a young woman early last year.

Police in Northern B.C. are dispatching a call to the public.

Two people, both male, were killed early Tuesday in a fire at the College Heights Trailer Park.

A man who last made the news for his charitable work is speaking out after seeing his photo in a paper as a suspect for a crime he said he did not commit.

A fire in a Prince George trailer park early Tuesday morning has claimed at least one life. Prince George Fire Rescue said one person died and another remains unaccounted for following the blaze at College Heights Trailer Park on O'Grady Road.

A judge backed away Tuesday from ordering a psychological assessment for a violent criminal after the subject made it clear he would not cooperate.

Thompson Creek just approved a $350 million cost increase in the mine in northern B.C. to $1.265 billion.

A woman believed to be using a number of identities is wanted by police for an interview.

The Fraser Institute released its annual ranking of B.C. secondary schools on Sunday, showing Prince George's schools performed below the provincial average.