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Rise and shine, Prince George!

Rise and shine, Prince George!

Morning fog will shift to evening snow
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Property assessments too high, poll takers say

Property assessments too high, poll takers say

During The Citizen's last poll we asked "what do you think of your property assessment?" At the top of the property heap was "way too high" with 31 per cent and 324 votes while "they got it right" came in with 28 per cent and 286 votes.
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Prince George School board to discuss potential new hockey class

Prince George School board to discuss potential new hockey class

School District 57's regular meeting has been moved to 6 p.m.
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Lheidli T'enneh Elder Mary Gouchie honoured by City of Prince George

Lheidli T'enneh Elder Mary Gouchie honoured by City of Prince George

Flags in front of City Hall are lowered at half-mast following her passing on Jan. 24
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The biggest 'supermoon' of the year will dazzle the skies next month

The biggest 'supermoon' of the year will dazzle the skies next month

There are three supermoons in 2019
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Firearms charges laid against local man

Firearms charges laid against local man

A man has been charged with 14 firearms related offences from a police raid on a Hart-area home. Robert Daniel Davis was arrested in October when RCMP seized seven guns and hundreds of rounds of ammunition from a Poplar Place property.
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Prince George sisters look to sweep 2019 BC Curling Championships

Prince George sisters look to sweep 2019 BC Curling Championships

Brette Richards, Blaine de Jager hoping family & friends invade Quesnel for the feeling of home-ice advantage
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PHOTOS: CNC officially opens northern B.C.’s first ever sonography program

PHOTOS: CNC officially opens northern B.C.’s first ever sonography program

The program aims to fill open positions and cut ultra-sound wait times in the north
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Dog breeder in legal battle with city over business licence

Dog breeder in legal battle with city over business licence

A Prince George woman is taking the city to court over its refusal to issue her a business licence, claiming that for years she was told she did not need one.
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B.C. voters across political spectrum approve of Speaker’s handling of Legislature scandal

B.C. voters across political spectrum approve of Speaker’s handling of Legislature scandal

Poll finds broad support for rule changes to improve transparency
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