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The North Peace Justice Society is making an urgent plea for community support to help keep its doors open for the next two months.

Study focused specifically on potential LNG exports from Kitimat to Asia

Painted Pony Energy has been ordered to pay $235,000 to four wildlife groups.

Explorers, governments, and First Nations have new data on mineral deposits in a 9,600 square kilometre swath of land in a remote corner of the Peace River Regional District.

BC Hydro is studying two alternative routes for realigning Highway 29 at Bear Flat and Cache Creek, but they’re not the routes one impacted farm family wants to see.

Regulator’s management of fracking dams, release of timely information among concerns

Prince George will soon be home to a First Nations court. An opening ceremony will be held on March 23, the B.C. Provincial Court confirmed this week, while the court is to start hearing cases in the first week of April.

A summary of sentences and fines handed out in Peace Region courts for the week ending Jan. 19.

A day after resource and municipal leaders crowded the stage of the B.C.

Advocates of the liquefied natural gas industry took the stage Thursday at the final day of B.C. Natural Resources Forum to show unified support for its continued development. The four initiating leaders were Fort St.