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Education in 2014 was defined by a protracted, months-long contract dispute between public teachers and the province. In the wake of the longest provincewide strike in B.C.

Northern Health was not expecting any babies to be born at the University Hospital of Northern B.C. on New Year's Day as of 4 p.m. on Thursday.

The Prince George Airport is under a freezing rain warning. In a statement issued around 11:30 a.m. on Friday, the airport authority advised anyone flying into or out of Prince George on Friday to check the airport's website (www.pgairport.

Flames were coming from a second storey bedroom in a townhouse in the 2100 block of Upland Street just after four this morning when 16 firefighters from three halls arrived on scene.

A new year is always filled with the very best intentions and to make sure this year's resolution does not fail, Northern Health staff is offering a "SMART" approach to setting goals.

Revellers can hop on the bus for no charge on New Year's Eve. The city is providing free transit service on Dec. 31 between 7 p.m. and 3 a.m. There will be no bus service on Jan. 1, 2015.

The last person standing after a night of partying on New Year’s Eve may well be a sober and suitably red-clothed resident. Operation Red Nose will deploy 34 volunteer teams on Dec.

Be one of the first to celebrate the City's 100th birthday during Boogie with the Stars at the Prince George Civic Centre Wednesday.

When Andrea Cake got the call around this time last year to tell her she won the Hospice Dream Home Lottery, she couldn't quite believe it.

By a landslide vote by Citizen readers, the Prince George newsmaker of the year is Cst. Aaron Kehler, the RCMP officer who pulled over Cody Legebokoff in 2010, leading to his conviction this year for murdering four women.