Colin Slark is a Reporter at The Prince George Citizen. With a focus on municipal politics and a keen interest in urban design and development, he covers a range of topics including government, elections, and public policy, often highlighting regional and world news. Colin's work has been featured in the Winnipeg Free Press, The Brandon Sun, and The Prince George Citizen.
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By: Colin Slark
Mayor Simon Yu previously disclosed information on a whistleblower complaint to The Citizen
The City of Prince George says it's the most advance votes in the record books, which date back to 1999
Five days of advance voting for the ongoing provincial election kicked off on Friday, Oct. 16.
Nine candidates are vying to be the next mayor of Prince George
Garth Frizzell came out on top in the nine-person field
Garth Frizzell is moving from councillor to mayor after 18 years
By: Colin Slark
Jodie Capling ran for the federal Green Party in the 2025 federal election
Incumbent Mayor Simon Yu and Coun. Kyle Sampson came up short on election night
By: Colin Slark
Health information management co-ordinator Carol Bourque is running for the BC NDP in Prince George-Valemount.
By: Colin Slark
Rosalyn Bird, Sheldon Clare and Kiel Giddens are returning to the BC Legislature
