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For the fourth year in a row, many British Columbians will have the day off to spend quality time with their families. Prince George is in the middle of five days of festival full of activities and Monday is no different.

Sarah Beaudry has nailed down a place in Canada's biathlon history book.

The warm weather closed the Outdoor Ice Oval on Friday. Due to the mild weather, organizers have cancelled the free family skate hosted by PG Skates at the oval on Family Day, Monday, from 1 to 3 p.m.

University of Northern British Columbia masters student Tim Burkhart is in the enviable position of holding down his dream job before he has completed his thesis.

A week after protesters brought anti-James Moore posters to a University of Northern B.C. board meeting, its chair sent a lengthy email defending the new chancellor.

Last week two new women's health clinics quietly opened in Prince George's downtown core. Both New Hope Society and the Association Advocating for Women and Children will host once-a-week clinics aimed at marginalized women.

Residents living near the old Haldi Road school will see flyers in the mail and be contacted in person about the latest proposal for the property, according to a resident who met with city staff and the property's potential buyer this week.

The city's unemployment rate stood at 6.4 per cent in January, according to Statistics Canada labour market survey numbers released Friday. That's up from 4.

Millie Allen didn't want any recognition for saving the life of a fellow Prince George Chateau resident but she got lots Friday as several dignitaries bestowed kind words and awards upon her to recognize her heroism. On Nov.

For a while now Citizen employees have been fielding questions from readers, advertisers and residents about the future of The Citizen.