Local News

In the early days of the north's foray into electronic medical records, Dr. Bill Clifford would drive to doctor's offices with printers and scanners stacked in his trunk, eager to impart his love of intelligent software systems.

The two youth who died in the motor vehicle collision near McLeod Lake on April 3 were Leslie David Avery Jr., 17, and Ian Daryl Potvin, 16, both of Mackenzie.

The province is providing a one-time, $120,000 grant to support access to urgent dental care for low-income families. There are 20 not-for-profit dental clinics, including Prince George's Emergency Dental Outreach Clinic, that will get $4,000 each.

The last Citizen poll asked: Do you believe Parliament extending and expanding the mission by Canadian Forces against the Islamic State was a good idea? The votes are in and it looks like pollsters think Canada needs to do its share to preserve globa

When it comes to men's health, it's often just a challenge to get them to the doctor. But a men's clinic, on Saturday April 18, aims to make it a quick and easy option for the reluctant gender.

It's finally spring and it's time to clean out those drawers. Health professionals are asked to donate their gently-used scrubs to help raise funds for the College of New Caledonia's Making a Difference Bursary.

The warm weather has declared open season on outdoor adventures. Spring is a little ahead of usual schedule in the Prince George region, so people are unpacking the camping and fishing shelves to make room for skiing and skating storage.

The Prince George Chamber of Commerce rolled out the red carpet Wednesday for a federal cabinet minister trying to cut red tape for business.

When Romeo Dallaire makes his keynote address at the annual Bob Ewert Memorial Lecture on Saturday, the outspoken advocate can pull from any number of his passion projects.

As suspended senator Mike Duffy enters his first week on trial for fraud and senate members face spending scrutiny, the Citizen asked retired senator Romeo Dallaire if his experience in the second chamber reflects current criticism that the body has