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A pickup rollover sent the lone occupant to hospital, Wednesday morning. Police are now conducting an investigation, but have ruled alcohol out as a factor. "The conditions were fine," said Prince George RCMP spokesman Gary Godwin.

A UNBC undergraduate student has the prestige of being the top ranking applicant for a research scholarship by the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation, BC/Yukon Region. Randi Woodbeck of Houston B.C. is receiving the $6,000 J.M.

Early this morning, a large piece of equipment for Canfor Pulp's major upgrades to its Northwood mill will make its way through the city.

The CN Centre deeply regrets to announce that the upcoming Tiesto concert scheduled April 27 has been cancelled due to unforeseen technical limitations of the venue.

Three generous gifts by Prince George lumber firms has solidly laid a foundation for the northern cancer lodge as a home for future patients of the B.C. Cancer Agency Centre for the North.

Latino-Canadian Association of Northern BC will begin Latin dance classes April 1 at John McInnis Centre. Basic moves, posture, turns and body isolations of Merengue dancing will be taught from 7 to 8 p.m. Fridays through April 29.

City councillor Brian Skakun agreed reasonable action was taken in response to the Kitty Heller report into allegations of workplace harassment at the Prince George RCMP detachment during cross examination this morning.

British Columbia's Provincial Health Officer Dr. Perry Kendall today issued a statement reassuring British Columbians that there is no expected health risk from radiation at the Japanese nuclear power plant.

Northern Health board of directors will hold the next regular meeting in Dawson Creek on April 14 and 15, 2011. The public meeting begins at 1:15 p.m. April 14th in Salon Room B of the Best Western Hotel, 500 Highway 2.

Youth are invited to enter videos of up to five minutes in length to the Kaleidoscope Real World Video Challenge highlighting why active global citizenship is important.