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'We're up against the big guys': Mackenzie Kerr takes on underdog role for Greens in Cariboo-Prince George

'We're up against the big guys': Mackenzie Kerr takes on underdog role for Greens in Cariboo-Prince George

Mackenzie Kerr opens campaign office, looking to pull off an upset
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New Technical Safety BC report says Sea to Sky Gondola cable fell due to tension after cut

New Technical Safety BC report says Sea to Sky Gondola cable fell due to tension after cut

Report released Sept. 18 after Aug. 10 Squamish gondola collapse confirms cut was deliberate act
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Rise and shine, Prince George!

Rise and shine, Prince George!

Sun and fog to start, clouds and rain to finish
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Online readers say the government needs to oversee vaping

Online readers say the government needs to oversee vaping

During the last Citizen poll we asked "should the federal and provincial governments do more to oversee vaping?" It seems the majority of online readers who offered their vote say the government should do more to oversee vaping.
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VIDEO: Watch this B.C. school open a 100-year-old time capsule

VIDEO: Watch this B.C. school open a 100-year-old time capsule

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Truckers to face high fines for not chaining up

Truckers to face high fines for not chaining up

Commercial truckers will now face higher fines for not carrying chains when required, as well as not installing them during mandatory chain ups on B.C. highways. Starting Oct.
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Five for Friday: Prince George Cougars to watch closely during the 2019-20 season

Five for Friday: Prince George Cougars to watch closely during the 2019-20 season

Cats open the new year on home ice against Vancouver Giants
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Marine heatwave could mean a warmer-than-usual start to winter

Marine heatwave could mean a warmer-than-usual start to winter

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Federal Election 2019: People’s Party candidate Ron Vaillant says climate change is not an emergency issue

Federal Election 2019: People’s Party candidate Ron Vaillant says climate change is not an emergency issue

The central Alberta tradesman is running for Prince George-Peace River-Northern Rockies
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Strimbold sentencing hearing to be postponed

Strimbold sentencing hearing to be postponed

A sentencing hearing for former Burns Lake Mayor Luke Strimbold will be postponed. Set to occur this Monday in Smithers will be adjourned to accommodate court scheduling issues, B.C. Prosecution Service spokesman Daniel McLaughlin said.
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