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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.

Email
mnielsen@pgcitizen.ca

Recent Work by Mark

Suspect attacks Prince George police officer

Suspect attacks Prince George police officer

Members of public came to Mountie's aid
Northern Health suing ship owner for medical expenses

Northern Health suing ship owner for medical expenses

Northern Health seeking $45,489 for cost of crew member's emergency medical care
Dangerous driver sentenced to long-term supervision

Dangerous driver sentenced to long-term supervision

William Ryan Aime Nadeau will remain under supervision of Corrections Canada and the Parole Board of Canada for a decade upon completing his time in jail
Sister of Prince George motel fire victim files lawsuits

Sister of Prince George motel fire victim files lawsuits

Amos Miller was source of support for siblings, according to claim
CN Rail blamed for collision on Pulpmill Road

CN Rail blamed for collision on Pulpmill Road

ICBC seeking $95,243.32 for loss of commercial truck
Deadly Quesnel shooter granted day parole

Deadly Quesnel shooter granted day parole

Roger Wayne Evans is serving sentence for shooting death of his son near Quesnel
Trip and fall at hospital not work related, adjudicator finds

Trip and fall at hospital not work related, adjudicator finds

Decision means woman can take Northern Health through civil process for injuries allegedly suffered
Guide outfitter's lawsuit certified as class action

Guide outfitter's lawsuit certified as class action

Legal action stems from provincial government's ban on grizzly hunt
Conservation group pleased by old growth mapping

Conservation group pleased by old growth mapping

Now that mapping is done, a "biodiversity order" must be updated to better protect old growth, says group
High-speed rollover earns more jail time

High-speed rollover earns more jail time

Farbn Marvin Japow of Surrey sentenced to a further 10 months in jail and prohibited from driving for two years for drug-fuelled October 2022 crash
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