In a Q&A, Shaun Wright talks to The Citizen about crime, gangs, drugs and Moccasin Flats

The world is now dealing with yet another refugee crisis as Armenia, a country with a population of less than three million, is dealing with an influx of traumatized ethnic Armenians.

"Parents shouldn’t let homophobic or anti-Indigenous reconciliation candidates slide into trustee positions uncontested."

Online petition launched to keep the team in the city

P.G. next on list of cities to offer 10-day service to process for passport applications

A basic rundown of what Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity policies are in B.C. schools

Red Deer Rebels in Prince George tonight to face the Cats on Veterans Appreciation Night

How can we say that children are more confused about their gender? Few of us openly explored our gender in the past because we all knew that if we did, we’d get bullied.

Former pulp mill worker used social media to turn his passion for photos into a full-time unpaid occupation that connected people to his immaculate art

David Eby stole Kevin Falcon’s thunder – and almost all of BC United’s resource development plans – with a series of announcements this week in Prince George

We’ve been defrauding our forests, our moose, our resilience, our tourism, hunters, trappers and ranchers, for a shallow mindset of short-term greed that is delivering not even the jobs that were...

Rebecca Campbell won the B.C. Historical Federation’s 2022-23 W. Kaye Lamb Award for Best Student Works.

What’s the point of having built a “Wood Innovation Centre” if we are buying offshore pine for our “Canfor” pool?

Prince George-Valemount MLA's proposed legislation would require AED's in all B.C. public buildings

T-wolves posted best-ever 8-5-3 record, had five all-star awards and striker Henman is Canada West player of the year

A mascot generated through AI to represent B.C. Industry has an infamous doppelganger

Feds open new offices in Trois Rivieres, Sault Ste. Marie, Charlottetown and Red Deer, none in B.C.

Five unanswered goals in second period lead to 6-3 win over Kelowna Rockets; Cats win series 4-1

This Friday, publisher Colleen Sparrow is leaving The Citizen after 29 years at the newspaper. She became the first female publisher in The Citizen's 104-year history in February 2012.

Canfor brought in $211.5 million in earnings in the third quarter of 2022, $644.3 million in earnings the quarter before that and the $839.9 million in earnings during the first three months of last...

Children were abused if not killed in horrendous ways. Your examples of a few good deeds attempts to dismantle those truths.

Kamloops-North Thompson MLA Peter Milobar re-introduces legislation to cut tax on resold vehicles worth less than $20,000

The population of bona fide stars in the Canadian country music scene is getting crowded, which makes the position of Dallas Smith even more special. He doesn't have the field to himself, yet he is a...

A woman reported missing on Sept. 26 has been found safe

Dedicated rotary medevac service spawns local critical care paramedic training program

In a world increasingly dominated by social media and fleeting news cycles, local journalism is more important than ever.

A Calgary-based company intends to build a $5.6-billion petrochemical plant in the BCR Industrial Site.

I believe that trustee Weber’s actions over the last nine months coddling anti-SOGI activists while lashing out at critics of her attempts to bring prayer into a public school setting is unacceptable.

Fifteen-year-old PGSS student demonstrates selfless qualities and willingness to volunteer in community

“I think giving them free drugs was the stupidest thing this government has ever done."

Holland topped the polls with 1,590 votes, followed by McCrory with 1,384 votes, according to preliminary results posted on the school district’s website late Saturday.

The City of Prince George will develop a communication plan, before implementing the name change.

The late Amanda Asay, a Prince George born-and-raised multisport athlete, led Canada's women's baseball team to five World Cup medals

Nov. 8 marks National Indigenous Veterans Day in Canada

The B.C. Ministry of Municipal Affairs announced one-time grants for all 71 public libraries in the province.

Cougars fans went ballistic in a WHL playoff party that went on for three rounds

This story only serves to further segregate the most vulnerable families in our community and vilifies the hard-working educators that choose to work in those schools.

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Cats paste Blazers 7-1 in start of home-and-home series that resumes Saturday in Kamloops

"We're trained, we're hardworking, we're experienced, we're ready, we're healthy, we'd love to go back to work," said one nurse.

Ivy's Family Kitchen will showcase the flavours of southern Vietnam

UNBC history professor Jonathan Swainger's new book is The Notorious Georges: Crime and Community Identity in Northern British Columbia