Arts & Life

A documentary looking at Highway Of Tears issues has begun filming in the local area and a fundraiser is being held on Friday to help the directors continue their work. "This is a self-funded student project. It arose out of my thesis.

Wendy Framst felt guilty being the only one who got to see the works of art created by her students in their art lessons.

The Oakroom Grill is solid for Prince George live music.

In a reel of ways, Prince George factors into the upcoming 2017 Leo Awards celebrating the breadth of screen arts in British Columbia.

Frank PEEBLES Citizen staff [email protected] One of Canada's most pronounced book publishing companies decided to colour outside the lines for their 50th birthday. Their creative surge reached into Prince George for its brightest hue.

In his second attempt getting in on the buzz created by Storyhive, Evan James Ollenberger has dipped into the honey.

School plays are usually familiar dramas, musical theatre or Shakespearean in nature. PGSS teacher Shannon Schinkel's Drama 10 class this semester is going in a tilted direction.

There are so many quality comedians in Prince George, picking the two best would be quite the debate. But a short one.

And the Emmy goes to... Prince George. One of the world's most prestigious show business trophies has been bestowed on a local resident.

One of the first and finest of the northern B.C. music scene is coming to Prince George for a long overdue concert. Roy Forbes has been to P.G.