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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By: Colin Slark
Mayor asks about the perception of an increase in the number of homeless people
By: Colin Slark
A College of New Caledonia project wants to put trail cameras on municipal properties
By: Colin Slark
A larger notification zone was approved by Prince George city council for an upcoming zoning amendment application for a Central Street development.
Charters are aimed at improving and maintaining access to food The City of Prince George officially adopted a food charter after city council bit on the idea at its meeting on Monday, May 25.
Three intersections in Prince George will be getting crosswalks commemorating veterans after city council approved their installation at its Monday, May 25 meeting.
Plans call for a six-storey, mixed-use apartment building with space for the Community Arts Council
The owners of the Prestige Treasure Cove Resort can let off some steam after their rezoning application that will allow for a Nordic spa to operate
City of Prince George staff asked for the bylaw to be clarified and expanded ahead of this fall's election
By: Colin Slark
The City of Prince George asked members to endorse a call to preserve the rail corridor between 100 Mile House and Squamish
By: Colin Slark
The funding would allow the project to increase from 10 to 22 cameras and run for 18 months starting next January
