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Jennifer Burns and other classmates in the foundation carpentry course at the College of New Caledonia learn how to use a builder's level on Central Street Tuesday afternoon.

Northern Development Initiative Trust grants could help the city get a jump on improvements to civic facilities.

The Prince George RCMP's traffic services section will be holding an event Thursday to raise awareness about pedestrian safety.

Skyfest, Quesnel's international airshow taking place July 31 to Aug. 2, will feature Marcus Paine, an aerobatic performer. Paine has been a pilot for more than 20 years and hails from Alaska.

School District 57 and the University of Northern B.C. are launching a dual credit program for academic-minded high school students.

When a car collides with a moose or deer, certain statistics are collected.

During the last poll The Citizen asked: What's the upcoming movie you can't wait to see the most? Star Wars: The Force Awakens took 28 per cent of the vote, with 87 votes in total. Jurassic World took 23 per cent, with a total 72 votes.

A balanced budget that pulled almost $700,000 from School District 57's diminishing surplus received reluctant support of five trustees, with one opposed at Tuesday's board meeting.

Despite complaints from a neighbour, city council gave the go-ahead Monday night for a group of residential lots to be used as a temporary construction storage site.

The B.C. Court of Appeals has granted a man a one-year break on his sentence for attacking three people outside a downtown Prince George nightspot. When he was sentenced July 31, 2014 for the Dec.