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More than 50,000 Citizen newspaper photo assignments generated more than half a million images between 1970 and 2000.

The Prince George Citizen is moving. After 54 years in its current location at 150 Brunswick St., the Citizen will soon be relocating to the second floor of the IWA building at the corner of Third Avenue and Winnipeg Street.

A B.C. Supreme Court Justice found two women not guilty Friday of forcing another woman to pay off a drug debt by selling her sexual services.

A jury was asked to decide whether the shooting death of a Vanderhoof woman was accidental or due to carelessness during closing arguments Friday from Crown and defence counsels.

A woman has been found guilty of second-degree murder after hacking a man to death with a machete in Taylor in September 2015.

Vancouver-based upstart airline Canada Jetlines has closed a transaction to be taken over by Jet Metal Corp. and to trade on the TSX-Venture Exchange starting next week.

The Prince George Citizen is a finalist in three reporting categories for this year's Ma Murray Awards from the B.C. Yukon Community Newspapers Association.

"All I had was the seat to hold on to. Thank goodness that seat floated. It helped keep me alive.

A forester based in Williams Lake is the new president of the Association of B.C. Forest Professionals. Mauro Calabrese was named to the position by acclamation during the ABCFP's annual conference in Prince George last week.

Jury hears accused man's story in shooting death of fiance