Local News

Finding it hard to stay on the straight and narrow? City streets have received some much-needed lane markings over the past few weeks, but in some areas, the painted lines seem to be wandering astray.

Residents are being asked to weigh in on the regional district's trash plan. An online survey is available to provide feedback as the Regional District of Fraser-Fort George's solid waste management plan goes under review.

The last Citizen online poll asked: Do you believe Tim Hortons was right to pull the Enbridge ads running on the coffee chain's in-store screens? "Yes, because I shouldn't have to look at ads when ordering coffee and food" got 35 per cent of the vote

As Pride Prince George enters its 18th year, the July festival is celebrating an expanded parade route and an uptick in sponsorship.

The mother of a Hart Highlands Elementary student is furious and exploring legal action after a school staff member cut her son's hair without her permission.

The Prince George Farmers' Market Association will celebrate its 20th anniversary this Saturday with the help of some local musical talent.

The city will be paying back a Lower Mainland-based developer for his contribution to the Boundary Road project.

A lane closure will be in effect along the westbound lane of Highway 16 from the junction with Highway 97 to Recreation Place on Thursday, according to the Ministry of Transportation. The closure will be in effect from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

The ban on open burning in the Prince George Fire Centre's jurisdiction will be lifted effective noon today.

A B.C. Supreme Court trial for two people accused of confining and assaulting a woman ended the same day it began on Tuesday with the pair being acquitted of all charges.