Local News

The Prince George Citizen is celebrating its own centennial in 2016 but we're not waiting to start the fun.

A third party will settle the score between UNBC and its faculty after a mediator's recommendation the two sides head to binding arbitration.

I am writing on behalf of the residents of North Meadows subdivision. The weekend is once again here and the buzz is constant. The dirt bikes are running up the hill adjacent to Foothills Boulevard.

The Northern Women's Centre at the University of Northern BC will host an open house Thursday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

A public hearing on expense limits for municipal elections scheduled for this morning has been cancelled.

There's a shop local campaign being launched by Northern Development Initiative Trust and Downtown PG today from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Two Rivers Gallery. Love Downtown PG is a free event to celebrate locally owned and operated businesses.

A Prince George man was sentenced Tuesday to two years less a day in jail after pleading guilty to charges related to child pornography.

Crown counsel has approved nine charges against a man as a result of an incident on Friday night that, according to police, began at a local nightclub and ended with the seizure of an assault rifle.

Expect a lively conversation about the future of Masich Place Stadium if the city receives external money for the upgrades to the venue. During Monday night's meeting, city council approved a $3.

The new city council made some last-minute changes to this year's budget after a review of the financial plan was brought to Monday night's meeting. The previous council approved a 2015 operating budget with a 2.5 per cent tax increase in October.