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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.

No records were set, but March was cold enough.

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.

The Willow River-Giscome area may be gaining traction in a proposed schooling initiative, but the school board heard about some unknown delays Tuesday night.

Prince George auto thieves have been really truckin' lately. Police have been following a wave of incidents concentrated on Ford or Dodge pickups.

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The B.C. government is extending to May the reporting of a harmonized sales tax panel on the implications of keeping the tax or returning to the provincial sales tax.

Federal election campaigning continued Thursday with an NDP promise to eliminate an estimated $2 billion in government subsidies to the oil sands, and put the money toward clean energy.

Elaine McInnes knew she was going to win the Vespa scooter during the Thanks a Million contest finale presented by the Prince George Citizen and Wood Wheaton Supercentre.

The Downtown Business Improvement Association will have to deal with questions about financial transparency and the fallout from mass resignations when its twelve new board members meet for the first time next week.