Local News

Year-to-date starts on single-family homes are languishing in Prince George compared to the same period last year.

Longtime Citizen reporter Bernice Trick retired on Friday after 31 years with the paper. Trick started with the paper in 1980 as a coming events and court reporter.

The Nak'azdli First Nation is considering a revenue-sharing offer from the B.C. government on the $917-million Mount Milligan mine in north-central B.C., as well as a benefits agreement with Thompson Creek Metals.

After 31 years of bringing the community to your doorstep, Bernice Trick is putting down her pen. Part of the job Trick said she'll miss most is what she does best - delivering everyday news from the community.

The NDP promised Thursday to help eliminate gang violence by hiring another 2,500 RCMP officers and making gang recruitment illegal.

Heidi Redl, the Green Party candidate in Cariboo-Prince George, describes herself as a cattle rancher first and foremost.

Police have busted medicinal marijuana growers for cultivating a crop well beyond what their license permits.

A Prince George woman, who recently returned from helping the victims of the natural disaster that struck Japan's northeast coast, painted a picture of devastation and destruction that went beyond not only peoples' expectations but imaginations.

An international education conference is set for Friday at the University of Northern British Columbia. From 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

The NDP's Lois Boone may not be the incumbent in the riding of Prince George-Peace River, but nobody can dispute her political history. She was elected to the B.C.