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Citizen staff Supported by funding from EmbraceBC, the Come In From The Cold Workshop series will give residents of Prince George and in particular, youth, a chance to come together to explore and experience what multiculturalism, inclusion, diversit

B.C. Liberal candidate Christy Clark said Wednesday she would lead a trade mission to India and China in the first six months if she is selected as leader and becomes premier.

A first place finish in the business strategy category highlighted UNBC's participation in the JDC West business competition held in Saskatoon over the weekend.

Police appear to be handcuffed in efforts to bring to justice a con artist who's made profitable use of a sob story to extract cash from trusting and caring Prince George residents.

The Prince George Public Library's very own pirate ship, the Merry Bookaneer, has set sail in the children's section of the Bob Harkins branch. The nine-foot long ship will be officially launched during a ceremony Saturday at 11 a.m.

Canfor Corp.'s tree farm licence near Prince George has received a clean audit from B.C.'s forestry watchdog. The B.C.

With the rush to clear the streets comes tight adherence to the rules of residential parking. Louise Jones became a victim of strict interpretation of the rules.

The Central Interior Logging Association has spearheaded a program to help loggers and truckers reduce their diesel fuel consumption and carbon footprint. The association, which represents logging contractors and trucking firms in northern B.C.

If Enbridge's $5.5-billion Northern Gateway oil pipeline is approved, a major tanker spill could pin Canadian taxpayers for billions of dollars for the cleanup and compensation, according to an analysis by the Living Oceans Society.

Prince George RCMP are looking to speak to Danielle Leah Haldane of Prince George. The 37-year-old woman is described as Caucasian, five-feet-seven-inches tall, weighing about 154 pounds with hazel eyes, blonde hair and fair complexion.