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A man who was at the centre of a gun-related scare outside a Prince George nightclub was sentenced Thursday to a five-month conditional sentence followed by one year probation.

A University of Northern B.C. residence building is now being heated using bioenergy. Neyoh Residence has already seen a drop in electrical usage in the last two months, despite colder temperatures this year, the UNBC release said.

About a third of this year's spruce beetle larvae are expected to mature a early, adding their number to the outbreak as next year's crop takes flight in the spring.

The state of housing in northern British Columbia will be the topic of a conference set for next month at the University of Northern British Columbia.

The sexual-assault convictions of a former fire chief in northern B.C. have been overturned after the B.C. Court of Appeal found the trial judge's conduct to be unfair. In February 2015, B.C.

One of nine occupants rescued from a rollover earlier this year is suing Greyhound Canada.

The provincial government has launched a six-week public consultation how best to protect the province's species at risk. Until Nov. 30, the public can leave feedback on the new species at risk engagement website: engage.gov.bc.ca/SpeciesAtRisk.

The Citizen's latest poll asked "Bryan Adams is returning to Prince George for a show on Saturday, Nov.

The Prince George Citizen's AuctionMall.ca is ready for readers looking for bargains on more than 230 items worth almost $300,000.

For the second year in a row Prince George took 25th spot out of 121 Canadian cities ranked for their appeal as places to start and grow a business.