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Valemount receives tourism money

Valemount will receive $56,566 for tourism related projects, Prince George-Valemount MLA Shirley Bond said Tuesday.

Native Friendship Centre chosen to coordinate pilot program

Prince George is among five B.C. communities selected to host pilot programs aimed at improving the lives of off-reserve aboriginal people, the provincial government said Tuesday.

Man faces attempted murder charges

Two counts of attempted murder are among the eight charges a Prince George man is facing following the shots fired incident Monday afternoon on Faulkner Crescent.
Seniors breakfast with a twist

Seniors breakfast with a twist

Many chefs will agree, food always tastes better when they don't cook it. That was the theme for Christmas breakfast held for residents at Asher Place so the usual cooks got a break.
Lheidli T'enneh named winter games host

Lheidli T'enneh named winter games host

For the first time in Canadian history, the nation's official Winter Games event will have an official host First Nation.

Rehab relaunch moves ahead

Neighbours of the former Haldi Road elementary school turned out in force to witness city council approve the first step towards allowing a rehabilitation facility in their neighbourhood.
Solstice Soiree goes Friday night

Solstice Soiree goes Friday night

A celestial milestone is being marked by homemade foods, music, vendors and a parade of light on the darkest night of the year.

Making it right

Support staff workers at CNC will hold a ratification vote on their new contract on Jan. 9. An incorrect date for the CUPE 4951 vote appeared in Tuesday's Citizen.

Suspected minivan thief apprehended following morning chase

A 19-year-old man who had recently moved to Prince George from Fort St. John is being held in custody following a hunt for a stolen minivan and reports of two attempted robberies on Tuesday morning.

City tweaks IPG deal

While still arms' length, the relationship between the city of Prince George and their economic development branch will become more transparent.