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While most of us will be looking at the medals, Lakeland Mills Ltd.

Slightly more than 1,900 people have contributed to the myPG process so far -- a total that left city council members in an upbeat mood on Monday night.

B.C. Forests Minister Pat Bell has sent a message to the silviculture community: You want to see a boost in investment, become involved in setting policy on carbon offsetting.

In keeping with the spirit of myPG project, a number of strategy workshops are planned by city hall. The first activity, beginning today through Feb.

When Fred Doerksen heard about a plan to spread biosolids from the city's sewage treatment plant on a tree farm in Red Rock, he thought he'd better let residents there know what was found when he sent samples of the material from a site next to his h

A proposed change to the city's clean air bylaw related to recreational fires ignited a comment of concern from Coun. Dave Wilbur on Monday night.

A young witness has reported an abduction to police. RCMP are actively investigating the claims of a Prince George child who told them of a violent kidnapping that happened in front of an elementary school on Tuesday, just after noon.

The Prince George Citizen website will have a new look starting this morning. The information provided on the new website will be presented in several different categories, making it more user-friendly for our online newspaper readers.

Six rolls of heavy gauge copper wire were stolen from a locked compound in the BCR industrial site about 10 p.m. Saturday.

When local funk-rock band Floored splintered about five years ago, two of the slivers got lodged in the Vancouver music scene. Floored was one of northern B.C.'s most popular bands at the time.