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No debating success of tournament

No debating success of tournament

The first university-based debate tournament for high school students produced spirited dialogue and eventually a set of winners in each category. "We are extremely proud of all the debaters for their initiative and perseverance.
To flouridate or not to flouridate

To flouridate or not to flouridate

The Prince George Safe Water Coalition is chomping at the bit to present its opinions on whether or not to pump fluoride into drinking water.

Theft of Cash

On Feb. 25, a 76 year old Prince George man inadvertently walked away from a bank machine without removing his card. Within seconds, an additional $900 was withdrawn on his account.

Local lawyer to represent Liberal Party

Prince George lawyer Ben Levine will represent the federal Liberal Party in the Prince George-Peace River riding, the riding decided yesterday. He ran uncontested.

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.