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Drivers should take care while out on area highways.

People who are experiencing winter blues or cabin fever should try to do a little volunteering suggests an official with the Prince George Council of Seniors (PGCOS).

Brian William Cooper has been charged for allegedly fleeing from police and smashing into a police vehicle in the process.

The owner of a Burns Lake sawmill has convinced the B.C. Employment Standards Tribunal (EST) to reverse a decision requiring it to pay a management-level employee $7,600 in wages for time worked beyond 40 hours per week. In a decision reached Feb.

Northgate Minerals has increased its estimate of the amount of gold and copper in a prospective underground mine in northern B.C.

For the past nine years the Tour de North has followed the east to west route from Prince George to Prince Rupert, stopping in ten communities across northern British Columbia.

Prince George-Valemount MLA Shirley Bond says she'll take northern school board trustees concerns about the provincial government's carbon offset policy to Victoria but is stopping short of making any promises.

B.C. Solicitor General Rich Coleman said Thursday he made no financial commitments to charities in Prince George that gaming grant funding levels would be restored to 2009 levels. "I can't do that on behalf of government," he told The Citizen.

Mackenzie's campaign to become Canada's next Hockeyville is gaining momentum.

College Heights resident Henry Jensen wants to know why drivers on Domano Boulevard are being left in the dark. Nine streetlights on Domano Boulevard between College Heights secondary school and Highway 16 have been out since late 2010, Jensen said.