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Anyone on the coast from the north tip of Vancouver Island to southeast Alaska should evacuate one mile inland or find higher ground, said an official with the West Coast and Alaska Tsunami Warning Center (WCATWC) Saturday.

Police have an 18-year-old man in custody who could be facing charges of armed robbery after a Prince George resident was robbed of his bicycle at gunpoint Saturday morning. RCMP responded to a 911 call at 9:55 a.m.

Jim Sinclair doesn't have a problem with a Chinese company and its plan to dig an exploratory coal mine in the Murray River area southwest of Tumbler Ridge. What bothers the president of the B.C.

The first woman to practice law in Prince George is being remembered as a compassionate person who went above and beyond for her clients, helping them with their personal challenges in addition to their legal ones.

A group of downtown businesses, including The Citizen, are involved in a collective effort this week to stuff shelves of the Salvation Army food bank. They've joined forces in the We Scare Hunger campaign.

The leader of a 12-day blockade in front of the McLeod Lake Indian Band office earlier this year was ordered Friday to pay a $2,000 fine and issue a public apology after he was found guilty of contempt of court for defying an order to disband the pro

A legally blind McBride man recounted Thursday the events that led to him suffering facial injuries so severe he continues to feel numbness to one side of his face, is unable to chew properly and has trouble with his balance and short-term memory som

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Mr. P.G. returns to watch over Prince George today. The eight-metre-tall icon was moved from his perch at the southwest corner of Highway 16 and Highway 97 mid-September to get a little work done. Now, refreshed and refurbished, Mr. P.G.

The leaders of the two unions representing city employees will be back before council Monday night.