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Prince George Cougars partnering with Red Dress Society to raise awareness

Prince George Cougars partnering with Red Dress Society to raise awareness

The Cougars are highlighting the Red Dress Society's efforts to stop violence against women
Sex infections on the rise among B.C. seniors

Sex infections on the rise among B.C. seniors

"We can’t assume that sex is not happening for the older population and there needs to be more support by providing education and supplies if needed for safe sex."
Prince George Chamber names new CEO

Prince George Chamber names new CEO

The position became vacant in January when Todd Corrigall tendered his resignation after five years as CEO.
Dakelh audio released for Huble Homestead children’s book

Dakelh audio released for Huble Homestead children’s book

Full Dakelh pronunciations for Ceepee and the Fish camp now available online
Northern Health issues toxic drug alert for 'down' in Prince George

Northern Health issues toxic drug alert for 'down' in Prince George

The substance has been linked to fatal overdoses
Barkerville to host free Family Day event

Barkerville to host free Family Day event

The event will include food, crafts and a kick sled race for all ages
UHNBC Drummers Group fundraising at Valentine Bazaar

UHNBC Drummers Group fundraising at Valentine Bazaar

The Valentine Bazaar is on right now at the Roll-A-Dome and continues until 4 p.m. today and then guests get another day of shopping for popular local vendors’ items on Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Ancestral land acknowledgement important at Prince George Library

Ancestral land acknowledgement important at Prince George Library

Plaques were presented to the Prince George Public Library Friday morning to acknowledge the ancestral lands of the Lheidli T'enneh.
Local group questions legality of City of Prince George land sale

Local group questions legality of City of Prince George land sale

The sale of 4500 Ospika Blvd. to a Vancouver-based developer may have violated the Community Charter, Ginter’s Green Forever members say.
Prince George woman’s death considered a homicide

Prince George woman’s death considered a homicide

The woman’s body was located on Feb. 4 in a home on 17th Avenue.