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The first Daffodil Day in Canada happens today, but only in B.C. and the Yukon which have been selected to spearhead the inaugural daffodil pin campaign to raise funds by donation for the Canadian Cancer Society.

Northern Health has issued a measles alert and is advising the public that a number of people in the province have been diagnosed with the disease. There have been no cases of measles in northern B.C. during the past several years.

Downtown Prince George went dark in some sectors on Wednesday morning. The high winds were the cause. "This was an unplanned, or a forced outage, due to winds that caused some of our power lines to touch together.

Prince George RCMP are looking for two adult males after a 16-year-old boy was stabbed with a knife Thursday afternoon at D.P. Todd secondary school. After the stabbing, at about 1 p.m.

This new age of technology really benefits readers of the Prince George Citizen who can now have their newspaper with them no matter where they are or where they go.

The case of a driver accused in the death of a pedestrian on Ospika Boulevard is now set for June 23.

A Prince George fugitive was scheduled to appear in court Tuesday. Shane Arthur Wilson faced two counts of breaching a recognizance but he is currently wanted by police.

Chemotherapy treatment for a kidney cancer tumor is causing little Hannah Parker loss of appetite and stomach nausea.

Prince George area residents are reminded of an open public forum happening Wednesday to discuss the the aboriginal choice school being established by School District 57 which is slated to begin classes in September at Carney Hill elementary school.

A pair of bail hearings resulted in adjournments in court at Prince George on Tuesday. The hearing for Joseph Fowlie was adjourned until May 3. He was arrested March 22 for the sexual assault of a 62-year-old woman in the Beaverly area.