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Celebrating B.C.'s waterways

Celebrating B.C.'s waterways

The sun came out just in time on Sunday for Prince George to celebrate at the B.C. Rivers Day Music Festival.

Live Free 2011: Let someone else pay the mortage

Imagine not having to worry about your house payments, and instead being able to take a vacation. The Prince George Citizen, Integris Credit Union and Royale Lepage are working together to make that dream a reality for some lucky winners in the area.
Walk pays tribute to coordinator

Walk pays tribute to coordinator

For the past three years, Paul Duperron has been front and centre as coordinator of the local Kidney Walk. But this year, Duperron was the guest of honour.

Grow-op list protects buyers: real estate board

Seven homes in the Prince George area are on a national list of marijuana grow operations released by the RCMP on Wednesday. B.C.

Proposals and warnings pitched to finance committee

Initiatives Prince George (IPG) gave suggestions for how the provincial government could develop and renew the city's downtown when the standing committee on finance and government services was in Prince George this week.

Phone service cut off to rural home for six weeks

Murch Lake resident Sheila Crozman got her home phone service back on Thursday - after waiting since Aug. 13 due to a series of human errors by utility provider Telus.

Anglican church ages well

When a group of seven missionaries left their Kennington, England church for the wilds of the Cariboo Mission in 1911, they couldn't have known that 100 years later a community would be coming together to celebrate the church established by one of th

P.G. grow-ops listed nationally

Prince George has a grow-op problem, but no more so than any other city, according to local police.

Neighbours in the dark about local grow-op

On Friday the Citizen knocked on the door of 4608 Crocus Rd. - one of seven grow-ops listed in the Prince George area by the RCMP. According to the RCMP, police raided the home on May 31, 2011 and seized 113 marijuana plants from the home.

Nothing new in jobs plan says Kwan

NDP jobs, economic development and trade critic Jenny Kwan is dismissing premier Christy Clark's recently-announced job creation plan as little more than a recycling of past announcements and old plans.