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During the last online poll The Citizen asked "who is the Prince George newsmaker of the year for 2017?" Local volunteers who stepped up to help during the Cariboo wildfires evacuation were the landslide winners taking 67 per cent of the votes for a

On Oct. 28, Prince George residents voted in favour of replacing Fire Hall No. 1 downtown and build a replacement for the Four Seasons Pool. In the referendum, 82.

The College of New Caledonia will not be accepting students to its new sonography diploma program until September of 2019.

Year in review

Year in review

Mike Allan is still not sure why he was the only survivor. The Prince George resident had been diagnosed with melanoma, a form of skin cancer. A clinical trial in Alberta involving the drug Yervoy/ipilimumab proved unsuccessful.

The growth of international student enrolment may have been a saving grace for northern B.C. colleges and universities in 2017. According to newly released data from the Ministry of Advanced Education, Skills & Training, B.C.

There were more than nine million page views to the Prince George Citizen website during 2017. Here are the top 10 online stories for 2017 from Jan. 1 to Dec. 26: 1. Prince George fire risk extreme by Ted Clarke had 32,308 hits online.

Year in review