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The camping season was launched Saturday with a new passport program that offers British Columbians - especially families - one more reason to visit B.C. parks this summer.

Flanked by 500 pairs of shoes, police, politicians and Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC) officials urged drivers to be less lead-footed when they take to the roads this Victoria Day long weekend.

Tuesday is judgment day for Brian Skakun.

Jennifer Werk can still manage to put on her make up but her husband does her hair every morning. Werk, 50, was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis at age 39, a disease that is typically diagnosed between the ages of 15 and 40.

Two more homes will be removed from along the Cottonwood River near Quesnel, the provincial government said Friday night.

Work on a fuel facility and a cross-docking facility at the Prince George Airport is expected to resume within the next few weeks.

Already serving time for similar charges from a separate incident, a Prince George man was sentenced Thursday to three years in jail for sexual assault causing bodily harm for an incident early last year that began with a game of hide-and-seek Kelsey

Transport Canada is drafting regulations that could cost Prince George Airport as much as $3 million to add emergency stopping space.

A barbecue today will spark the launch of fundraising for the third Annual Prince George Fire Fighters' Burn Fund Cycle Tour. The patties and dogs will be on the grill from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Spruceland branch of Scotiabank.

A father and son have been sentenced to jail time after they were caught trying to steal a bait truck earlier this year.