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The last poll question asked who is Canada's newsmaker of the year? There were a couple of options that were in a tight race but Rob Ford took it with 38 per cent of the vote for a total of 223 votes.

Who (or what) was Prince George's newsmaker of the year? Citizen reporters make their case below for who is most deserving of the honour but we'd like our readers to decide. To cast your ballot, just send us an email to page2@pgcitizen.

One person is facing a handful of charges after leading North District RCMP on a chase Sunday afternoon. At 3 p.m.

The Prince George and North District RCMP continued to target impaired drivers, doling out nearly 30 citations on the last weekend before Christmas. Between Dec. 19 and Dec.

Police are on the lookout for three people following an armed robbery Monday night. Around 9 p.m. on Dec.

BC Transit launched a revamped website this week. It offers a new look that replaces graphics and a content management system that were more than 12 years old.

A trades program that gives high school students a chance at college-level trades training just got a $10,000 boost.

It looks like it's going to be a white Christmas for Prince George, said meteorologist Dayna Vettese from the Weather Network.

A provincial coroner’s report found that deaths due to domestic violence over the last 10 years involved mostly female victims and occurred at a higher rate in the north.

A pair of Prince George residents were feeling less than joyful after receiving an early Christmas present in their mailbox.