Local News

Lumber prices are climbing, but the dynamics of the North American wood construction market have not given Canfor enough assurance to re-open their Rustad Sawmill in Prince George. See The Citizen for more details.

The ever-popular cabbage rolls and perogies will be on sale again during the Easter Bazaar at St. George's Ukrainian Catholic Church, 2514 Vanier St. The event is on from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. March 27.

Income tax time is a prime time for thieves to scam unsuspecting people by pretending to be the the Canada Revenue Agency, says RCMP Cst. Steve Holmes of the Kelowna detachment.

Two fourth year nursing students at UNBC are conducting a cervical screening project to create awareness about cervical cancer and the importance of regular pap tests.

Mayor Dan Rogers ventured out to Blackburn on Thursday to take a look at the type of house he'd like to see more of within city limits as the result of a rebate program that offers up to $75,000 to defray the cost of making a new home more energy eff

The 11-year struggle of an immigrant wanting to be a resident of Canada gives new meaning to what most of us take for granted.

Josh Massey and Tree Bomb will appear at Cafe Voltaire Friday.

Two fourth-year nursing students at UNBC are conducting a cervical screening project to create awareness about cervical cancer and the importance of regular pap tests.

A "fresh start" program for adults unlikely to achieve high school graduation because of learning difficulties won approval from school board trustees on Tuesday night.

Grade 11 students at Prince George Secondary School will be able to earn credits towards graduation by taking a course on baseball.