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The warm weather has declared open season on outdoor adventures. Spring is a little ahead of usual schedule in the Prince George region, so people are unpacking the camping and fishing shelves to make room for skiing and skating storage.

The Prince George Chamber of Commerce rolled out the red carpet Wednesday for a federal cabinet minister trying to cut red tape for business.

When Romeo Dallaire makes his keynote address at the annual Bob Ewert Memorial Lecture on Saturday, the outspoken advocate can pull from any number of his passion projects.

As suspended senator Mike Duffy enters his first week on trial for fraud and senate members face spending scrutiny, the Citizen asked retired senator Romeo Dallaire if his experience in the second chamber reflects current criticism that the body has

For the last six months RCMP have received three reports of nails being left on the streets near the hospital. Police believe these are deliberate acts of mischief and are asking for the public's help. The first report came in on Oct. 21, 2014.

Western Canada glaciers will lose 70 per cent of their volume by the end of the century, predict researches in a paper released Monday. That's an average taken from the 17,000 individual ice masses found in Alberta and B.C.

Karin Piche has made up her mind. She's rounding up and training an army of riders. "When I found it just didn't make sense," Piche says. Another friend had cancer.

Police are looking for information about the fatal stabbing of Ronald James Larson, 46, Wednesday, March 4 at about 3:05 p.m. in the area of Vancouver Street and 11th Avenue.

An axe-wielding masked man robbed a convenience store in the 200 block of Anderson Drive in Quesnel Tuesday morning just after 5. The suspect is six feet tall, medium build, wearing a black mask.

Mr. PG is bustin' out of Prince George, without going anywhere.