Skip to content
Join our Newsletter

Local News

Camping reservation system now open

Camping enthusiasts can now book their spots on the Berg Lake trail and the Bowron Lake canoe circuit. The BC Parks online reservation system, which began accepting requests for the two popular destinations on Tuesday, can be found at www.

CNC benefits from federal funds

The federal government has contributed more than $180,000 to provide training for the northern B.C. mining sector.

Prince Rupert port reaches key deal with First Nations

The Prince Rupert Port Authority has reached an agreement with the Coast Tsimshian First Nations that is meant to provide more certainty on a major container-handling expansion.

Northern Cancer lodge renamed Kordyban in honour of generous contributor

Three generous gifts by Prince George lumber firms has solidly laid a foundation for the northern cancer lodge as a home for future patients of the B.C. Cancer Agency Centre for the North.
Refugee guides UNBC students through mock camp

Refugee guides UNBC students through mock camp

With the help of someone who spent most of his formative years in one, University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC) students gained a glimpse of life in a refugee camp on Tuesday.
Alpay pledges paint for restoration

Alpay pledges paint for restoration

Canadian Tire will supply the paint, alone or in partnership with other donors, to restore Masich Place Stadium. Local Canadian Tire owner Selen Alpay contacted The Citizen to extend the offer through to the City of Prince George.

City to study new arena

The city will spend $35,000 to have a concept design created for a fourth arena at the Kin Centre following a City of Prince George council meeting discussion on Monday.

Skakun admits to leaking confidential documents

Coun. Brian Skakun admitted to leaking confidential documents to a local media outlets but maintained he was unaware he may have violated privacy legislation when he took to the stand during his trial in provincial court this afternoon.
New faces lead Chamber after Wednesday elections

New faces lead Chamber after Wednesday elections

The city's business community is banking on a new set of representatives. The Prince George Chamber of Commerce elected its board of directors at its annual general meeting Wednesday night. Gaurav Parmar is now president of the Chamber of Commerce.
UNBC students folding 1,000 paper cranes for Japan

UNBC students folding 1,000 paper cranes for Japan

Japanese tradition holds that anyone who folds 1,000 origami cranes will be blessed by that holy animal in Japanese mythology. Senbazuru, strings of colourful paper cranes, are often given as wedding presents and hung in the home for good luck.