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The B.C. SPCA has seized 46 neglected dogs and puppies from a rural property north of Williams Lake. Marcie Moriarty, chief prevention and enforcement officer for the B.C.

BC Transit has added three brand new buses to its local fleet, replacing several that had been in operation for as long as twenty years.

There's no better time that's suited for tea than a bright and sunny Sunday afternoon.

In the latest poll The Citizen asked "How would you grade the job the City of Prince George did at clearing city streets and sidewalks after the major snowfall?" Readers thought the city did a pretty good job clearing the snow with B - great job, a f

Sitting at minus 2 Celcius Saturday night, the challenge wasn't to survive the Coldest Night of the Year but to celebrate its success as a fundraiser for the second year in a row.

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There was a wolf, a beloved family pet, a baby deer mask, plenty of anime, some abstracts depicting social commentary and even a 3D bear carving on display at the first annual Teen Art Showcase presented in partnership between the Prince George Commu

Carole James, minister of finance, led a 2018 Budget Roundtable hosted by the Prince George Chamber of Commerce Saturday at the Coast Inn of the North. There were more than 50 people in attendance.

A recent feature series in the prestigious Lancet medical journal has drawing attention to some of the shortcomings of the Canadian healthcare system, particularly the inequities in care for indigenous people in northern and remote communities.

The United Way of Northern B.C. will get about $2.2 million from the government of Canada to support local projects to prevent and reduce homelessness, it was announced Friday.