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A group of elementary students is coming up with what they think are the city's top citizens of the past century as Prince George nears its 100th anniversary.

School districts across the province are going to have to get more creative with their numbers, after Tuesday's provincial budget required them to drop spending by $29-million for the next school year.

If he wasn't a sports fan before, Ryan Cyre is one now. Since the 2015 Canada Winter Games has started, his White Goose Bistro restaurant at Third and Dominion has been busy with out-of-town diners.

She was born and raised in Burns Lake, but on Wednesday Emily Dickson became Prince George's golden girl. She's a Canada Winter Games champion, the first northern B.C. athlete to win gold on home soil.

StopGap, a program initiated by HandyCircle Resource Society and implemented by the City of Prince George, helps local businesses to place a ramp at their doorway to temporarily accommodate people who use mobility devices.

Police are urging drivers to refrain from leaving valuables in their vehicles after seeing a spike in smash and grabs over the last two weeks. Prince George RCMP have received 29 reports of such thefts since Feb.

Local RCMP and their Integrated Security Service Unit are asking the public to slow down when traveling to all 2015 Canada Winter Games venues.

North District RCMP have arrested an Alberta man wanted on a Canada-wide warrant.

The top three spenders in the 2014 school board elections also wrangled the most votes from the Prince George public in October, according to election expense reports.

A Prince George man has been sentenced to three years in prison for manslaughter in relation to a drunken fight outside a Fort St. John nightspot.