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It's two grand to be Jago

Industrial and recreational vehicles are the centre of a spate of thefts. In Tuesday's edition of The Citizen, it was reported that two semi-rigs were stolen and recovered within 24 hours of each other in Prince George.

A police interception of some mobile drug suspects led to several hours of investigation and a long list of pending charges.

The province's new employment program will be ready to open its doors across B.C., including in Prince George, a top government official said this week. The centrepiece in this city will be a WorkBC Employment Services Centre at 1511 Third Ave.

With nearly 40 years in their history books, young blood is the Caledonia Ramblers Hiking Club's key to success.

Local MLA Pat Bell said it's an absolutely safe bet he will remain in the Liberal fold and dismissed John van Dongen's decision to switch to the Conservatives unhelpful in the quest to prevent vote-splitting on the political spectrum's right wing.

City bus service is free today, following a dust advisory for the city. The city's Free Fare for Clean Air program means all city buses will offer free transit until midnight on the day an air quality advisory ends.

The B.C. Scrap-It Program is looking to take super polluters off the streets. B.C.

City council rejected a request from Habitat for Humanity to waive the fees and permit charges on the charitable organization's latest home builds. Habitat for Humanity builds homes for families who would not otherwise be able afford to own a home.

When bird watchers turned their binoculars to the skies last month for the Great Backyard Bird Count, they were expecting some unusual findings.