Local News

The Northern Interior branch of the B.C. School Trustees Association (BCSTA) is crying foul over the provincial government's carbon offset policy.

Controversial marijuana advocate and B.C. NDP leadership candidate Dana Larsen will be holding a public open house in Prince George tonight. Larsen was a founding member of the B.C.

Taseko Mines Ltd. said it has approved plans to spend $325 million to expand copper production and recover more molybdenum at its Gibraltar mine in central B.C.

In the wake of disturbing reports over incompetent radiologists misreading scans, Northern Health is saying it's unlikely local patients who've undergone such tests as ultrasounds and CT scans will experience the same problems.

A new College of New Caledonia program is raising hopes for youth hoping to build a career in green industries. The college opened its doors Wednesday to high school students interested in the natural resource and environmental technology program.

Prince George charities say B.C. Solicitor General Rich Coleman has given assurance he will provide interim funding that will fill a gap created as the province changes its community gaming grant system.

It took more than tracks in the overnight snow to find a violent robbery suspect, but Prince George RCMP still made their way from the scene of the crime to the suspect's door.

The relationship between First Nations people and Northern Health took on a brighter glow Thursday during the official lighting of a large red cedar wall plaque carving depicting the five aboriginal clans in Northern Interior Health area.

Dana Larsen stops in P.G.

The Citizen continues its safer driving series with tips on what to do when encountering a yellow traffic signal. When approaching a yellow light, the general rule is a required stop unless the driver can't stop safely in time.