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Prince George teen archer Seth Johnson takes aim at Pan-Am championships in El Salvador

Prince George teen archer Seth Johnson takes aim at Pan-Am championships in El Salvador

Former motocross racer ditches dirt bike for compound bow as he heads to his first international shoot
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Cougars stay alive in convincing style, defeat Portland Winterhawks 6-1

Cougars stay alive in convincing style, defeat Portland Winterhawks 6-1

Tickets for Game 6 Monday at CN Centre on sale Friday morning, sellout crowd expected
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Throwback Thursday: Week of May 2

Throwback Thursday: Week of May 2

There was lots to smile about when exploring the Prince George Citizen archives for the week of May 2.
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Wanted: Kenneth Tyron Thomas George Wiese

Wanted: Kenneth Tyron Thomas George Wiese

Prince George RCMP searching for man wanted for breaking and entering
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Two-way traffic restored on Highway 16 near McBride after truck rollover

Two-way traffic restored on Highway 16 near McBride after truck rollover

Check Drive BC for latest updates on road conditions
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Recognizing a community leader

Recognizing a community leader

Barb Ward-Burkitt, Prince George Native Friendship Centre executive director, was awarded the Moose Hide Campaign's five-millionth pin on Tuesday.
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Cougars lose third straight, need win Thursday to bring series back to Prince George

Cougars lose third straight, need win Thursday to bring series back to Prince George

Nate Danielson does it again for Winterhawks, four-point effort leads to 5-2 victory
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School district facing $2.1 million shortfall

School district facing $2.1 million shortfall

Staff has come up with plan to cut $1.77 million, leaving $303,958 to go
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Man with knife arrested at Prince George Mall

Man with knife arrested at Prince George Mall

RCMP were on scene at the shopping centre Wednesday
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B.C. Conservatives' 'biological sex' sports bill is quickly quashed in legislature

B.C. Conservatives' 'biological sex' sports bill is quickly quashed in legislature

VICTORIA — A proposal by British Columbia Conservative Leader John Rustad to use "biological sex" to classify participants in publicly funded sports teams and events, effectively banning transgender athletes, didn't get to first base.
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