Colin Slark is a Reporter at the Prince George Citizen. With a focus on municipal politics, elections, and public education, Colin covers a range of topics including government, public policy, and real estate development, reflecting his diverse interests in regional and world news. He has been featured in the Winnipeg Free Press, The Prince George Citizen, and The Brandon Sun.
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Lheidli T'enneh Chief Dolleen Logan said she felt awe at seeing the building for the first time
By: Colin Slark
The Thompson-Nicola Regional District issued a new evacuation order for Green Lake-area residents on July 31
By: Colin Slark
Local and national athletes gathered at the Otway Nordic Centre from July 24 to 26 for training and competitions
By: Colin Slark
"Paradise Lost" features the work of Jazz Keillor and Laura St. Pierre from July 24 to Oct. 11
By: Colin Slark
Election season has kicked off, with nomination papers either already available for candidates to pick up or to be released soon throughout the Regional District of Fraser-Fort George in early August.
By: Colin Slark
Local elections in 2026 are scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 17
The City of Prince George had welcomed 20 evacuees by the end of the BC Day long weekend
A two-term Prince George city councillor has announced he's looking to secure a bigger position for his third term.
The former Our Saviour's Lutheran Church site on Dufferin Avenue could soon become a daycare operated by Carrier Sekani Family Services (CSFS).
The race to be Prince George's next mayor got a bit more crowded on Wednesday, Aug. 5 after one of the city's longest-tenured councillors announced his candidacy.
