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Robbery suspect caught

Police arrested a suspect at the scene of a late night robbery at Liquor on Fifth Tuesday after three incidents occurred over a three-hour span earlier that morning where the robber changed hoodies and weapons each time.
Two in race for Hill's job

Two in race for Hill's job

A second Fort St. John city councilor is in the running to be the Conservative's Prince George-Peace River candidate in the next federal election. Dan Davies, 39, describes himself as someone who is passionate about northern B.C.

Shoplifting ring arrests

Prince George RCMP arrested six people Monday and Tuesday who were involved in what police term as a "shoplifting or theft ring." Cst.

Teachers remain annoyed by education data system

Ongoing complaints about the MInistry of Education's centralized data system are becoming old news to Prince George and District Teachers Association president Linda Naess.

Blood donor challenge results dip in week six

Prince George numbers have fallen slightly during the 13th annual Interior Drive for Life blood donor challenge with Kelowna. In week five the Prince George blood donor clinic met 111.7 per cent of its goal, and 109.
Raise-A-Reader Day

Raise-A-Reader Day

The Prince George Citizen, with help from volunteers, is poised to raise the bar of literacy in the region. The goal of Raise-A-Reader Day on Sept.

Man critical following collision

A two-vehicle collision in a Prince George back alley Sept. 10 resulted in a man being transported by air ambulance to Vancouver General Hospital where he remains in critical condition.

Advocates for women's rights

The Prince George Chapter of the Canadian Federation of University Women are ready to help tackle the world as their new season begins.
A visit with Rachelle

A visit with Rachelle

On the same night one of my favourite bands, Bedouin Soundclash, was playing at UNBC I opted instead to go see someone from a little closer to home. Rachelle van Zanten was at Art Space doing a fundraiser concert for the ColdSnap festival.

HST to go to referendum

Premier Gordon Campbell's decision to have British Columbians decide the fate of HST in a referendum next year is just more doublespeak, said Eric Allen, Fight HST organizer.