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Gun collection pics needed for court case

Prince George firearms advocate Sheldon Clare has issued a call for photos of gun collections to use as evidence in a court case in Ontario.

Marijuana grow op attackers' appeal dismissed

A B.C. Court of Appeal Justice has upheld a Quesnel jury's decision to find two men guilty of attacking the caretaker of a marijuana grow operation.
The Iceman Maketh

The Iceman Maketh

In the days leading up to the B.C. Scotties, the ice at the Prince George Golf and Curling Club was transformed from its usual state into championship condition. Ice technician B.J.
Johnson joins Citizen sports team

Johnson joins Citizen sports team

The Prince George Citizen is adding to its roster with the appointment of Andrea Johnson as its new sports reporter.

Defence makes case for shorter sentence

The lawyer representing a former Prince George man found guilty of 13-sex related crimes against two stepdaughters argued for a significantly lower sentence Thursday than proposed by Crown prosecution the day before.
Crown drops Babine case, condemns Worksafe BC

Crown drops Babine case, condemns Worksafe BC

No charges will be laid against the owners of Babine Forest Products for the fire and explosion that destroyed the Burns Lake mill in January 2012, killing two and injuring dozens.
Stoppers top picks named

Stoppers top picks named

Prince George RCMP Cst. Paul Starr and the detachment's B Watch were named the officer and general duty watch of the year by Crime Stoppers on Thursday.

Missing teen found safe

Prince George teenager Kiana Anisha Keram, 17, has been found and is safe after being reported missing earlier this week. "We would like to thank the media and the public for their assistance," Prince George RCMP Cpl. Craig Douglass said Friday.

Up and down winter turns roads foul

Drivers need to take into account the highs and lows of this winter's weather if they want to avoid becoming the next victim in what has become a growing list of fatalities on this area's highways, says North District RCMP traffic services Staff Serg
Union members to vote on new deal

Union members to vote on new deal

Members of the city's unionized workforce will pass judgment tonight on the contract hammered out by their leadership. Beginning at 6 p.m.