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Crown appeals minimum sentence for man guilty of sex charge

Crown appeals minimum sentence for man guilty of sex charge

The man was 32 at the time of the incident and the victim under 16
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Former DJs turn things up with new audio-visual business

Former DJs turn things up with new audio-visual business

Starting as mobile DJs, Nigel Rimmer and Darren Hanson ran separate businesses but frequently collaborated during events. Working together, they quickly realized that they share the same passion, drive and talent for their work.
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Wanted Wednesday: Man wanted on six warrants

Wanted Wednesday: Man wanted on six warrants

He is considered dangerous and should not be approached, say police
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Candidate Q&A: Clay Pountney, BC NDP, Prince George-Valemount

Candidate Q&A: Clay Pountney, BC NDP, Prince George-Valemount

The Citizen interviewed candidates in the three local ridings, asking them the same six questions
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Candidate Q&A: Gwen Johansson, BC Green Party, Prince George-Valemount

Candidate Q&A: Gwen Johansson, BC Green Party, Prince George-Valemount

The Citizen interviewed candidates in the three local ridings, asking them the same six questions
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Candidate Q&A: Kiel Giddens, Conservative Party of BC, Prince George-Mackenzie

Candidate Q&A: Kiel Giddens, Conservative Party of BC, Prince George-Mackenzie

The Citizen interviewed candidate in the three local ridings, asking them the same six questions
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Prince George-North Cariboo Candidate Sheldon Clare issues statement denying 'rumours'

Prince George-North Cariboo Candidate Sheldon Clare issues statement denying 'rumours'

BC Conservative says he's been accused of racism, misogyny and more
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Province ends COVID-19 mandates; fired health-care workers can re-apply

Province ends COVID-19 mandates; fired health-care workers can re-apply

Health-care workers must disclose their immunization status
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B.C. court rejects $1,500 COVID ticket appeal

B.C. court rejects $1,500 COVID ticket appeal

Nithya Geetapriya Ananda was fined $5,750, a penalty later reduced to $1,500.
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Camp operator penalized $206,000 after B.C. worker found dead of COVID-19

Camp operator penalized $206,000 after B.C. worker found dead of COVID-19

WorkSafeBC found the company "failed to implement an exposure control plan."
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