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Two teenaged girls were found dead in B.C., police announced Thursday, both under suspicious circumstances. On Wednesday (Jan.

For the eighth straight year, College of New Caledonia''s practical nursing students have achieved a 100-per-cent pass rate on their national licensing exam.

The provincial government is seeking public input on a proposed new Water Sustainability Act.

The federal Liberals' number two man ventured deep into Conservative territory Friday when Bob Rae made a low-key visit to Prince George to meet with local party members setting the groundwork for a pending election.

CNC's Career Technical Centre program celebrated its 11th graduation ceremony Thursday evening at Vanier Hall.

School board trustees will be holding an extra meeting to catch up on their work. The meeting is set for Tues. Feb. 8 in the boardroom at the central administration office, 2100 Ferry Avenue, 7 p.m.

The Ministry of Children and Family Development has issued a call for nominations for this year's child care awards of excellence.

Cancer treatment for northern B.C. residents took another step forward Friday with the arrival of a medical oncologist for the B.C. Cancer Agency Centre for the North. Dr. Suresh Katakkar will be working full time, along with Dr.

Zion Lutheran Christian School is holding registration for its next kindergarten class. The class starts in September and is open to children whose fifth birthday falls on or before Dec. 31, 2011.

The College of New Caledonia will need to reduce costs by up to $1.85 million to make budget ends meet for 2011-12 according to a projection presented to the school's board of directors on Friday.