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As the battle over the proposed Northern Gateway project heats up, another company is now proposing to build a natural gas pipeline through the region.

UNBC associate economics professor Jalil Safaei's name was spelled incorrectly in a story in Monday's Citizen on Canada's decision to end its diplomatic ties to Iran.

The province's newly-opened police watchdog is investigating a deadly shooting Monday night in Pineview.

Old cars, new ideas, and an abundant supply of hard-to-find parts. All will be showcased at this weekend's second annual Prince George Vintage Car Club swap meet at the Roll-A-Dome.

Because of the nature of their position, city managers don't come cheap, and Mayor Shari Green was quick to defend the $212,600 salary the city is prepared to offer to the person who replaces the outgoing Derek Bates.

Incident may be linked to standoff that began Sunday

A Prince George man accused of sexually assaulting his two stepdaughters, one for as long as a decade, effectively took over the family when he moved into the home, the girls' mother testified Monday during a B.C.

There's a senior who has words of warning for older women looking for love and even stronger words for older men looking for love.

An Ohio picket line was set up in front of Prince George locations of Husky Energy, Monday. Four members of the Lima, Ohio-based branch of the United Steelworkers (USW) were on a tour of Canada, stopping in B.C.

A parking lot dispute caused a traffic snarl for a couple of businesses Monday.