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Members of the Lheidli T'enneh First Nation are going back to the polls this year to vote on the long-simmering treaty proposal with the province. "We have been involved in the B.C.

A pair of community organizations walked away empty handed Monday night after city council turned down their requests for financial assistance.

Terrace - Jedi Wells Time: Jan. 2 at 8:26 p.m.

A Prince George provincial court judge found Karl Heinz Haus let a harmless hobby get out of hand in sentencing him to a six-month conditional sentence Monday on convictions related to a high-profile seizure of prohibited firearms and magazines from

Whether it's courts and crime or a particularly inspiring Prince George resident, certain stories seemed to resonate in this city and reverberate outwards.

To start the new year, Paul Gilbert is celebrating some new marks in his life. One of them is a gouge in his calf muscle that other parts of his body have been used by doctors to putty in.

For the sixth year in a row, Operation Red Nose gave more than 1,000 rides to Prince George residents during its winter season safe driving blitz.

The 2015 Canada Winter Games dominated the year in news. According to an online poll, Citizen readers declared the two-week February event as the year's top story with 70 per cent of the 256 votes.

The sound of shots ringing out on Upper Fraser Road on Jan. 16 marked an inauspicious start to 2015. Up until that day, Prince George had gone 637 days without a murder.

The past year has been one of upheaval for UNBC, marked mostly by a faculty dispute with university administration that stretched back to the start of the 2015 calendar.