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It may not be Q, but Jian Ghomeshi is coming to Prince George. The award-winning multi-hyphenate will bring an evening of commentary on current events and pop culture to Vanier Hall on Sept. 27 at 7 p.m.

It's an old saying and Go Big! is the order of the British Columbia Northern Exhibition this year, in its 102nd year. The fair in Prince George has expanded its gates to accommodate something for everyone.

A motorcyclist was sent to the hospital this morning after a collision with an SUV. Prince George RCMP are investigating after a 911 call dispatched emergency services to the intersection of Highway 97 and Chief Lake Road shortly before 10 a.m.

City fire crews quickly snuffed out a Wednesday morning blaze. At 7 a.m., Prince George Fire Rescue responded to a shed fire in the 500 block of Fourth Avenue. The flames, which had fully engulfed the shed, were threatening a second building.

During the last Citizen online poll, we asked 'When should the City of Prince George build a Performing Arts Centre?' Answers included 'It's needed - let's build it right away', which garnered 491 votes for a total of 14 per cent.

There are $1.11 million worth of road rehab projects underway this week.

Application forms are now available for grants towards Prince George centennial activities.

It will take some to determine the long-term environmental effects of the Mount Polley Mine tailings pond breach, according to a UNBC researcher familiar with the area. Dr.

The reason behind a hole in a College Heights watermain that left residents without water on Monday is still a mystery. According to public works director Bill Gaal, the infrastructure is likely in the range of 30 years old.

College Heights residents were dry Monday following a watermain break. The rupture occurred on Southridge Avenue between St. Anne and St. Lawrence Avenue, causing responding crews to shut off the water to affected area.