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There are 10 Syrian families on their way to Prince George and the Immigrant and Multicultural Services Society (IMSS) is ready to welcome them.

The Prince George Citizen is launching a new weekly publication focused on local arts and entertainment for subscribers and non-subscribers. Starting next week, non-subscribers will no longer receive the Thursday edition of the regular paper.

It's never a good idea to be texting or talking on a cellphone while driving but especially so this month.

A lane closure will be in effect Thursday on Highway 97 North, between Hofferkamp and Northwood Pulpmill Roads, to make way for maintenance work, according to a DriveBC posting. The work is scheduled to run from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

It's official, spring has sprung in Prince George, according to Weather Network meteorologist, Michael Carter. "Are you ready for the big spring story?" said Carter.

Readin', Ritin' and 'Rythmatic can be challenging at times for some students and when that happens a little outside help might be all that's needed to lean into the learning curve.

Humanity has not yet made it to Mars, but one B.C.-born physicist has an inkling of what it might be like.

The Lheidli T'enneh First Nation and the provincial Ministry of Forests forged a timber harvesting agreement that will last the next 25 years.

A woman is questioning Northern Health's approach to blood testing after she was referred to the Needle Exchange. The Third Avenue clinic mostly deals with downtown clients who suffer from addiction, but is a walk-in clinic open to all.

The city's spring and summer Community Active Living Guide comes out on Thursday in The Citizen and in advance of an active living market this weekend.