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UNBC is putting its stamp on another new shingle

The university is set to introduce a doctoral degree in health sciences after approval from the board of governors over the weekend.

Hospital calls police to take man to hospital

A naked man behaving erratically and causing a disturbance in the University Hospital of Northern B.C.'s emergency room highlighted the grey area where police enforcement and health care intertwine on Sunday.
Prince George's most wanted

Prince George's most wanted

On March 15 Prince George RCMP published a list of our current most wanted persons. These five persons were selected from a list of persons that had arrest warrants as a result of Prince George RCMP investigations.
Thousands of jobs forecasted for Chinese northern B.C. mining plan

Thousands of jobs forecasted for Chinese northern B.C. mining plan

Two Chinese coal companies and a steel maker are working with a Chinese company based in Vancouver to develop hundreds of millions of dollars worth of unique underground mines in northern B.C. that will provide thousands of jobs.

Can you draw the weather?

The Citizen is looking for weather pictures drawn by students from around Prince George.
Green Party candidate announced

Green Party candidate announced

A fourth-generation cattle rancher has been named the Cariboo-Prince George Green candidate for the federal election.

New subdivision approved

City council approved a 41 hectare subdivision in the Westgate neighbourhood on Monday. The proposed subdivision would connect St. Lawrence Avenue and Westgate Avenue.
Engineering firm wins award for work on Nechako ice jam

Engineering firm wins award for work on Nechako ice jam

The engineering work that followed the Nechako ice jam has turned out to be an award winner. Northwest Hydraulics Consultants Ltd.
Speed construction on show in Beijing

Speed construction on show in Beijing

Three storeys, nine apartment units, 8,352 sq. feet and all in only 60 hours.

City launches revised website

On Wednesday the City of Prince George will be launching a revised website, www.princegeorge.ca, as part of the myPG in action initiatives.