Local News

Due to technical difficulties with the Prince George Citizen's press, the delivery of today's edition will be delayed. The Citizen apologizes to its readers, advertisers, support staff and carriers for this considerable inconvenience.

Discrediting their own commissioned report is what Prince George city councillors find themselves in the position of doing. For the past three months, Nielson-Welch Consultants Inc.

The public has a chance to review the Fraser-Fort George Regional District's goals for its parks over the next 10 years before they're presented to the board of directors.

- Lack of local content affects credibility: 1) It seems as though the consultants remained intentionally ignorant to important local events.

Chantelle Pidherny, 17 of Smithers has been safe and is in the company of her parents.

A special day to show support for Canadian military troops serving at home and overseas has been declared by Prince George city council.

Pine Valley Golf Course is slated to receive a much-needed face lift over the course of this year, thanks to a group of concerned citizens.

Long-time Downtown Business Improvement Association president Kirk Gable has resigned from the board.

Pine Valley Golf Course is slated to receive a much needed face lift over the course of this year, thanks to the Friends of Pine Valley Golf Course (F of PV). This group is focused on preservation and re-beautification of the course.

The large congregation of Westwood Mennonite Brethren Church celebrates 50 years of worship this year in Prince George.