Local News

A sport utility vehicle was stolen from a Prince George home, used in a break and enter and then destroyed in a fire, Prince George RCMP said Monday.

A vehicle was used to smash through a liquor store for the second time in six days. The latest incident occurred at a Cowart Road location at about 1:30 a.m. Monday.

Passengers using the Prince George Airport will no longer need to pack their baggage up the stairs from the main parking lot to the terminal by the end of this year. The provincial government has committed nearly $1.

A man has been apprehended following reports of commercial vehicles being shot at along Highway 97.

By the time you read this, we'll have said our goodbyes to our longtime home. After nearly 54 years, The Citizen has moved from its 150 Brunswick St. location along First Avenue. To make the move happen, we had to close our office on Friday at noon.

Prince George city council will be reviewing two applications from the Aboriginal Housing Society of Prince George to develop more than 250 residential housing units for families, students and elders.

Maggie Janssen volunteers to make dresses, suits, bunting bags, hats and booties for a special group of babies. The tears shed as the outfit goes on and photographs are taken are tears of grief and goodbye.

There will be 20 new campsites at the Six Mile Bay recreation site near Mackenzie by the time camping season starts, the Ministry of Environment said this week, up from just one in past years.

A new fire truck is in Prince George Fire Rescue's hands. Along with the other capabilities a typical fire truck provides, it features a 75-foot mid-mount ladder.

If you spent any time down at the Pomeroy Sport Centre in Dawson Creek, you may notice one particular athlete accompanied by his dog. The athlete is speed skater Kevin Frost, and the dog is Lewis, Frost's seeing eye dog.