Local News

The Prince George Citizen's sister paper in the Glacier chain, the Victoria Times Colonist, has compiled a capsulated look at the current wildfire situation in the B.C.

SALMO - A wildfire has forced a popular music festival in southern British Columbia to end early and organizers say the decision will be a costly one.

In 1963 one volunteer's parents, Karen and Willy Rasmussen, moved to Prince George after having immigrated to Canada about a decade earlier, and bought the land she still shares with family today.

Two boys born under the northern lights will now have their names forever set in the lights of music stardom - and the feet of passersby in Vancouver.

A wanted man is in custody following an RCMP Emergency Response Team Deployment early Friday morning. At approximately 5:30 a.m.

A Fort St. James man was sentenced Friday in Supreme Court for sexual interference. The man, whose name can not be published to protect the identity of his victim, pleaded guilty to touching his school-aged daughter inappropriately.

No question will go unanswered during the annual event that gathers thousands of seniors into Kin 3 each August. Now in its 11th year, the Prince George Council of Seniors hosts the Seniors Fair at the B.C.

Positive Living North celebrated its 25th anniversary Friday as an Aboriginal AIDS service organization and according to its members, it was a celebration worth waiting for.

Prince George stargazers will see about 70 per cent coverage when the moon eclipses the sun on Monday, Aug. 21. “First contact is at about 9:23 a.m.,” Blair Stunder, president of the Prince George Astronomical Society, said.

During the Citizen's last poll we asked "do you think it was the right move for Christy Clark to resign as leader of the B.C.