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Homeowners receive heritage award

Bob and Janet Bigelow are the proud owners of Prince George's latest home to win a heritage designation.

Snow expected all week

The sky has unloaded on Prince George and the whole region. The six-shooter forecast is a loaded gun all this week, every day shooting more snow at us. The white stuff doesn't let up for as far as the forecast can see. As of 7 p.m.

George Canyon talks about music and his favourite charity

George Canyon sat down with The Citizen in an exclusive video interview talking about his upcoming Better Be Home Soon album release March 22 and being the 2011 spokesperson for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.

Search continues for avalanche victims

Seach and Rescue (SAR) specialists cannot access a pair of skiers killed by avalanche near Smithers this weekend.
Snow clouds Sunday driving

Snow clouds Sunday driving

Blinding white is the colour of Sunday driving today. If you don't have an emergency to deal with, stay home, said Prince George RCMP. For more on this issue, see the Monday edition of the Prince George Citizen.

Developers could pay for acquiring new schools

City staff is proposing to charge developers for new school land purchases needed when new subdivisions crop up in Prince George.

The polygamy dilemma

Polygamy is an age-old practice that continues to create controversy throughout the world - and most recently the issue has been taken up by the BC Supreme Court as it hears arguments on the rights of polygamists in the community of Bountiful, near C

St. Mary's hosts world day of prayer

The World Day of Prayer will be held at 7 p.m. Friday in St. Mary's Catholic Church, 1088 Gillett St. in Prince George.
Clark elected B.C. Liberal leader

Clark elected B.C. Liberal leader

Local MLAs were quick to rally behind Christy Clark following her B.C. Liberal Party leadership victory on Saturday night.

Power line may lead to powerful economy

The Association for Mineral Exploration B.C. has welcomed the approval of the $404-million Northwest Transmission Line project. The 344-kilometre transmission line extends power from just south of Terrace to a new substation near Bob Quinn Lake.