Colin Slark is a Reporter at The Prince George Citizen. He covers a range of topics including municipal politics, public education, urban development, and the housing market, with a keen interest in the intersections of government, elections, and public policy. Colin's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Winnipeg Free Press and The Brandon Sun.
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Prince George, Canada (Local)
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Reporters Ted Clarke and Christine Dalgleish, managing editor Kennedy Gordon awarded Silver Quill Award
By: Colin Slark
The project co-owned with Spanish company Ecoener will be build 15 km east of Hixon
By: Colin Slark
Mayor Simon Yu will ask staff to create a report to help determine whether the building should be renovated or replaced outright
By: Colin Slark
The Regional District of Fraser-Fort George will negotiate with a contractor and insurance provider to rebuild the destroyed hall
City staff and BC Transit representatives will ask city council to hike regular fares by 50 cents between now and 2028
By: Colin Slark
If you've ever struggled to get rid of past-their-prime large household items, three Prince George city councillors are scheduled to propose a program that could make that easier at a meeting on Monday, June 22.
It will be used to transport a structural protection trailer and other equipment
Directors asked for legal advice before beginning consultations with First Nations partners
Real estate firm Colliers will talk about what it's doing to develop a business case for the redevelopment project
By: Colin Slark
Prince George city council will continue a discussion over the development of a recovery and wellness centre for mental health and addictions at its next meeting on Monday, June 22.
