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The Citizen continues its retrospective of the news that made the headlines in 2010 with stories from April to June. APRIL Eric's World of Leisure suffered a devastating fire April 16. The blaze was ignited around 9:30 p.m.

The RCMP issued a Canada-wide warrant on Monday for 21-year-old William Kristopher LittleJohn, believed to be in the Quesnel area. LittleJohn is wanted on a series of outstanding warrants in Sarnia, Ont.

A 15-year-old male was killed in a Christmas-morning crash on Highway 20 near Anahim Indian Reserve, the RCMP reported today. The RCMP responded to a report of a single-vehicle crash at 8:30 a.m.

New Year's resolutions come in many forms -- some vow to finally go on that healthy diet, others promise to exercise more. But whatever the self-improvement, why not include your pet? The B.C.

With Bobby Orr's lucky No. 4, a local forklift operator scored. Big time. Kevin and Julie McKenney won $250,000 in the Spirit of the North Healthcare Foundation Cash for Cancer lottery Sunday.

One woman was killed in a rollover this morning on Highway 97 a half hour north of Prince George, which closed the highway for several hours. The highway was expected to be open to single-lane alternating traffic by 3:30 p.m.

Not a typically strong shopping day, this Sunday was made special by the date, December 26, which always makes cash registered ring louder, at least at some stores in the city.

New HIV cases in northern B.C. show no sign of slowing down, according to Northern Health's latest figures.

What a great way to wake up from a nap.

The homestretch is approaching for voting for Canada's "champions of change" on CBC's national website, and two of the finalists have connections to the Prince George region.