Local News

A small group of animal rights advocates held a rally Saturday outside Bosley's Pet Food Plus on Ferry Avenue to mark the end of National Animal Abuse Prevention Week. April 23 is officially Animal Abuse Prevention Day in B.C.

Second World War veterans Armand Denicola and John Kuharchuk - both who served during the D-Day landing at Juno Beach - cut the ribbon to officially reopen the Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 43 at its new location on Saturday.

Citizen photographer David Mah used his lens, and his eye, to capture a pair of B.C. Community and Yukon Newspaper Association Ma Murray awards Saturday night.

Northern Hardware and Furniture marked its 95th anniversary this weekend with a three-day celebration and sale.

The Canadian Centre for Child Protection has received several more tips about where a missing young Prince George man could be found since going public with news that it received a phone call from someone identifying himself as Lucas Degerness.

Prince George city council has suspended the business licence for the Willows Inn on Victoria Street for one year.

CNC Childcare Centre supporters had to hear the college board say it four times before they allowed themselves to erupt in cheers. Since January, closing the daycare has been actively discussed as CNC staff and board members wrestled with a $1.

A B.C. Supreme Court Justice took a Prince George man to task for his actions in finding him completely at fault for a collision on Highway 97 North near Summit Lake 28 months ago.

A Prince George man has been sentenced to a conditional sentence of two years less a day for his role in running a marijuana grow op in an isolated section of the industrial area east of Queensway.

One of the city's most popular new green spaces is now officially a winner. The BC Recreation and Parks Association presented the City of Prince George with a provincial park and open space award for the redeveloped Duchess Park.