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Being a major advocate of safe shelters for women and children, Elizabeth Fry Society in Prince George is an ongoing supporter of its Amber House in Prince George and a rare transition home for women and children in India.

If business wants to be successful in securing major natural resource projects, they must have the full participation of First Nations whose traditional territories the project is located on, the eighth annual B.C.

A trial has begun for a Prince George man who was the subject of a police manhunt in March and is accused of stabbing and sexually assaulting two women and sexually assaulting and kidnapping a third woman.

The seizure of explosives from a vehicle police pulled over in October has led to a three-month jail term for a Prince George man.

To celebrate National Non-Smoking Week Jan. 16 to 22, the Hockey Yes...Tobacco No! campaign will visit the Prince George Cougars home game Jan. 15 when they face-off with the Chilliwack Bruins.

A rash of snowmobile thefts took place Tuesday and local RCMP are advising owners to ensure machines and trailers are secured and inside, if possible. "Thieves scout targets and come prepared with the proper tools," Cpl.

Family YMCA in Prince George is sending out a challenge to residents to improve their health and that of the nation through its Live Right Now initiative.

It seems you can mingle beers in a box, but you can't call that box a "mingler" of beer. Two B.C. breweries worked up a head of steam over that trademarked word.

Families have responded well to the introduction of a full-day program at the Prince George Montessori Education Society's early learning centre.

Releasing a plan to renew the northern and rural economy, B.C. Liberal candidate Christy Clark said Thursday she would continue efforts to develop the northern gateway.