Local News

A Prince George area farmer has grown cantaloupe in his field from seed to harvest.

Prince George and area will enjoy a warmer than usual winter, meteorologists are predicting, and we can thank El Nino for that.

Re-read some of the Citizen's most popular stories in November. 1. Lost at Lost Lake The title really says it all.

The city's unemployment rate stood at 6.5 per cent in November, according to Statistics Canada numbers released Friday. That's up from 4.4 per cent for November 2014, when there were 52,100 people working, compared to 47,300 last month.

Prince George is now home to one of the province's top Toastmasters. Mike Carr, a 35-year-old project manager and systems administrator at Winton Homes, was named the District 96 Outstanding Toastmaster of the Year on Nov. 21.

When Karen Wall learned she might need a stem cell transplant, all she wanted was to talk to someone who had been there.

The Northern Undergraduate Student Society is inviting James Moore to speak with students in January before it takes a position on the controversial appointment of the former Conservative MP as the university's next chancellor.

The Northern Undergraduate Student Society is inviting James Moore to speak with students in January before it takes a position on the controversial appointment of the former Conservative MP as the university's next chancellor.

Sixteen firefighters from three halls were called to a fire at a 7600-block McMaster Crescent home on Friday morning. On arrival, they found flame coming from the home's chimney.

Menchie's Frozen Yogurt at Parkwood Mall will be the site of a fundraising event for Prince George RCMP's victim services section on Saturday. Max, the unit's therapy dog, and other members of the team will be there providing information from 1 p.m.