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Fort George Park may get a new moniker if city council backs a recommendation to rename it in honour of the local First Nation. Coun.

The last Citizen online poll asked about the speeding out-of-towner.

You can't celebrate the city's centennial without looking at the past, and on July 10, treasures that have been 25 years buried will be brought to light.

Natural gas drillers between Dawson Creek and Chetwynd could plug directly into the Site C dam if BC Hydro moves forward with a proposed route for a major transmission line.

Those with a penchant for pipes can expect a four-in-one certificate program starting next spring at the College of New Caledonia. The piping foundation program will pick up its first students in February 2016.

Prince George RCMP Cst. Bryan Dunnett went through some mixed emotions Wednesday when he was named to Alexa's All-Stars for his work in getting drivers too impaired to be behind the wheel off the road.

Construction is underway on a long-awaited cargo warehouse at the north end of the Prince George Airport. "This is a really an exciting time," said Prince George Airport Authority CEO John Gibson during a media event Wednesday.

He came into the newspaper business as a kid walking four miles a day delivering papers in a small town and retired out of it as The Citizen's circulation manager, dealing with up to 300 carriers at any given time.

Construction is underway on a long-awaited cargo warehouse at the north end of the Prince George Airport. "This is a really an exciting time," said Prince George Airport Authority CEO John Gibson during a media event Wednesday.

Trent Seymour received a powerful new tool for reclaiming his mobility on Tuesday when he was presented with a new, custom-built, all-terrain wheelchair at Exploration Place Museum and Science Centre.