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Mark Nielsen

Mark Nielsen has been a reporter at the Prince George Citizen since November 2002. He began as the city hall reporter and now covers police and court.
Mark holds a bachelors degree in political science from the University of British Columbia. He grew up in the Lower Mainland but has lived in the Central Interior since 1994 and has worked at newspapers in Burns Lake, Vanderhoof and Dawson Creek prior to coming to Prince George.
He's been an avid hiker and, in 2018, was a finalist for a B.C. Community Newspapers Association Ma Murray award in the outdoor recreation writing category for a story on a week-long backpacking trip in Mount Edziza Provincial Park with the Caledonia Ramblers.

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Recent Work by Mark

3,550 hours to be added to city transit system

3,550 hours to be added to city transit system

Routes 5, 15, 88 and 89 to be targeted for improved weekend service
Council supports liquor licence for Theatre Northwest

Council supports liquor licence for Theatre Northwest

Venue has had to rely on special events permits
Fuel for fires can be found throughout downtown, council hears

Fuel for fires can be found throughout downtown, council hears

Staff will look at ways to reduce buildup of cardboard, pallets and tires
Council approves borrowing $22 million to refurbish Aquatic Centre

Council approves borrowing $22 million to refurbish Aquatic Centre

Counter-petition process draws 398 opposed - well below 5,512 threshold to overturn proposal
Tax requisition for Canoe Valley Recreation Centre increased

Tax requisition for Canoe Valley Recreation Centre increased

25-per-cent hike to translate into additional $7.95 per $100,000 assessed value
Delays hit Dore River flood mitigation project

Delays hit Dore River flood mitigation project

Regional district has until 2026 to spend $2.94 million grant from the provincial government
Miworth seeking options for fire protection

Miworth seeking options for fire protection

Staff directed to work on "high level" feasibility study
Requisition increased for Valemount and District fire protection

Requisition increased for Valemount and District fire protection

25-per-cent hike to translate into additional $7.80 per $100,000 assessed value
RDFFG directors narrowly reject routine recording of 'no' votes

RDFFG directors narrowly reject routine recording of 'no' votes

Directors can still request to have their votes in opposition recorded
Prince George recycling depots could reopen Sept. 16

Prince George recycling depots could reopen Sept. 16

Quinn Street and Mackenzie sites to operate seven days a week
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