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Nathan Cullen is worried the federal Liberals' firearms bill is at risk of getting "caught up in politics of Parliament" and might not get the attention it needs.

Two prominent Canadians, an internationally renowned author and a lawyer who blazed a trail in his fight for the legal recognition of Aboriginal title, will both become honorary alumnus of UNBC this May.

A collision between a fuel truck and a passenger car led to the death of one person Thursday morning on Highway 20 west of Williams Lake.

Prince George RCMP are asking for the public's help in solving a decade-old homicide.

Prince George RCMP have arrested a youth suspected of posting an online threat against a local high school. Mounties said he was apprehended Thursday at about 10:40 a.m. and taken to the detachment.

The Citizen office will be open during regular business hours on Good Friday, but closed on Easter Monday so our staff can celebrate the holiday.

Environment Canada is forecasting 15-20 centimetres of snow to fall starting this evening as upper warm front moves across the northern and central interior.

School District 57 has received close to $1 million for building upgrades for seven schools in Prince George.

After more than five years of work laying out the foundation for revitalizing the Tahltan language, Edōsdi, or Judy Thompson as she is known in English, says she feels a lot of hope.

The deadline has been extended but it appears most local child care centres are already well ahead of the game when it comes to signing on to the provincial government's fee reduction program.