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Christy Clark, like George Abbott, made her way to Prince George Tuesday night to gather final momentum in the race for BC Liberal Party leader. About 50 people joined her and special guest Pamela Martin at an evening reception at the Days Inn.

British Columbia lumber shipments to China reached a new plateau in 2010, hitting 2.8 billion board feet and a value of $687 million, supplanting Japan as the province's No. 2 export destination.

Completely eliminating the $500,000 gap in the school district's transportation budget is out of the question now that trustees have swept away the possibility of charging parents for the service, says school board trustee Sharel Warrington.

The Prince George Golf and Curling Club came one step closer to being sold on Monday.

An off-duty RCMP member was driving past Wal-Mart on Thursday evening when he recognized a store security guard - and the youth with a criminal past who he was chasing across the parking lot.

Pink Day held throughout P.G. raises anti-bullying awareness

Second Avenue and Fourth Avenue downtown are slated to become two-way streets, following a city council decision Monday night.

The $404-million Northwest power line has been approved following a B.C. environmental assessment. B.C. Environment Minister Murray Coell and Forests and Mines Minister Pat Bell announced Wednesday they had approved the project.

Langer Crescent resident Darren Adams is upset the city hasn't taken stronger action to regulate medical marijuana production. City council discussed, and rejected, options to regulate medical marijuana production within city limits on Monday.

Thieves aren't just content to steal vehicles anymore. The more sophisticated auto crooks are also stealing license plates and insurance decals, all from different vehicles, and combining them on the wheels they pinch.