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Prince George's Ospika Boulevard emerged the worst road in the province in an online survey conducted by the B.C. Automobile Association.

Do you have something to get off your chest? Send your rant or rave in 75 words or less to [email protected]. Note: rants must be directed to anonymous parties. Raves and hats off to the two ladies cleaning up debris on Otway near Foothills.

A trio of University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC) academics have added certified general accountant designations to the list of letters behind their names.

The B.C. Federation of Labour is hosting a conference on regional development Friday and Saturday in Prince George, entitled Building a Brighter Future for B.C. Resource Communities. The conference begins at 9 a.m.

The news director at Vista Radio in Prince George will become the Prince George Airport Authority's (PGAA) new marketing and communications manager starting next month. Lindsay Andreza will take over the posting effective Aug.

Community gardeners are taking advantage of the warm spring weather and planting all over town.

Central B.C.'s rural residents and businesses won't be left stranded, representatives of three major courier companies assured Wednesday, should a Canada Post workers act on a threat to go on strike.

Nineteen students in School District 57 have earned $1,000 apprenticeship scholarships, school board trustees were told Tuesday night.

Two days of visits by B.C.'s international trade representatives have come and gone, and Prince George is the better for it, according to hosting organization Initiatives Prince George (IPG) vice president Kathie Scouten. Cathy Yao, B.C.

Cyclists who make the long trek up the hill to the University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC) can now get a quick shower before heading off to class.