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Prince George RCMP received a report of an alleged sexual assault in the downtown area at 3 a.m. Tuesday after a private security officer had been flagged down by a woman.

Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder has become almost a household phrase in northern B.C., although a new one.

If there is job dissatisfaction in the RCMP, you won't find much in northern B.C.

Three Prince George organizations hosting three different events are joining forces to promote each event with a prize opportunity for those who attend all three being held May 28 through May 30.

Canfor Pulp symbolically broke ground Monday on the first of a slate of $160 million in projects meant to reduce pollution, increase energy efficiency and set the stage to grow its ability to produce bioenergy. The first $10.7-million project at P.G.

May is Vision Health Month and the Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB) is holding a fundraiser on Thursday, May 27. On Shades of Fun day, people are asked to wear sunglasses and support the CNIB.

Prince George RCMP on patrol at Westcoast Amusements fair in Exhibition Park Saturday night were advised a male was carrying a baseball bat. Police located the young male who had concealed the baseball bat in his sleeve.

On Thursday, May 27, you can show your shade of fun and raise money for the Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB). To celebrate Vision Health Month, the CNIB is having the first ever Shades of Fun day.

The Prince George Exhibition was nearly sued into oblivion. The 98-year-old event went before city council Monday night asking for a small loan to get them through the aftermath.

Alexia Reirson may be three, but she's already learning the value of helping others. Instead of bringing gifts to her birthday party this past weekend, guests were requested to bring a food item to donate to St. Vincent de Paul.