Local News

This week, the Prince George Citizen goes into its archives to review what made the news of 2010, beginning with the first three months of the year.

Clayton Taylor is taking his usual place with his family this Christmas. It is a feat that he made it home this year; it is a feat that he got to take that seat at the family dinner table ever again.

The RCMP plans to issue new orders to officers telling them not to hog-tie suspects.

People don't just knock on doors and give presents to strangers. At least that's what one local lady thought until this Christmas season.

On almost any given night, a dark blue van with an array of logos from local social and health agencies displayed on its side can be seen traveling through what could easily be described as the less-desirable parts of the city.

A trio of University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC) professors received some early Christmas gifts from the provincial government in the form of funding to purchase equipment to continue their research projects.

Northern Health is asking for continued cooperation from visitors to hospitals and other health care facilities during the winter months - the prime season for cold and flu - to lessen the chances of an "outbreak" being declared.

Imagine feeling invisible and uncared for at Christmas. Many locals with mental health issues live this way year round - and feel it most poignantly at this time of year. But one agency lifts spirits with gifts - and hope.

A 44-year-old Prince George man was killed Sunday in a snowmobile collision northwest of Prince George, the RCMP reported this morning. The collision took place in the area of Eena Lake, off of Chief Lake Road. The B.C.

The road repair budget is preparing for a hit. The weather this week might be nice for those wishing for a winter reprieve, but it is murder on asphalt.