Newsline 250-552-6477 Read all about itAudit disrupts flights at Prince George airport WILDFIRES: By the numbers Kitimat police look to locate wanted woman Public urged to mindful of firefighting when venturing into the backcountry Why the Calls to Action should be Canada’s guidebook Bestselling Cariboo Gold Rush classic book by Art Downs now back in print Young people disproportionately impacted by pandemic: New report COVID-19: B.C. sees 112 new cases; three new cases in Northern Health area Bond donates portable defibrillators in memory of late husband Police seek help locating wanted man Evacuation order rescinded for properties affect by Camsell Lake fire northwest of Fort St. James Horror film ‘Within the Grip’ to be shot in Prince George WILDFIRES: By the numbers COVID-19: Eighty-nine new cases Thursday; one in Northern Health area Mackenzie mill maximizes wood fibre with grant City increasing access, adding upgrades to Shane Lake at Forests for the World Province names First Nations liaisons to support response on residential school sites Patios, Parks, and Picnics program help you find them all BC Summer Games one year away Wildfires – By the numbers LUMBER (WSPF-2X4) – $1048 -17.8%DOUGLAS FIR GREEN – $1,375 -2.83%CANADIAN SOFTWOOD PLYWOOD – $1,539 +0.00Canadian Dollar – $1.24 (USD) Renaming O’Grady – to what and who chooses?ViewpointsWhy the Calls to Action should be Canada’s guidebookJuly 24, 2021 Thunder, schmunder … I needed some sleepJuly 21, 2021 Residential school deaths; easy to blame ChristianityJuly 18, 2021 BC Paramedics: Looking for vital signs in patients … and in fundingJuly 16, 2021 Looking for sheer terror and finding itJuly 14, 2021 Destruction and vandalism is not the answer July 13, 2021 Longshore workers stand firm for justiceJuly 10, 2021 You snooze, you lose … and other sage advice from seniorsJuly 9, 2021 There are some Blacktop non-Blockheads out thereJuly 7, 2021 There are only two “races” of people: the decent and the indecentJuly 3, 2021 SportsBC Summer Games one year awayJuly 22, 2021In exactly one year, Prince George will welcome up to 3,761 participants (2,808 athletes, 565 coaches and 388 officials) for the 32nd BC Summer Games. For three days, the city will be alive with high performance athletic activity as youth aged 10 – 18 participate in 18 sports (including sports for athletes with a disability). […]... Read more...Kodiaks to play in British Columbia Football Conference next yearJuly 9, 2021The Kodiaks Football Club has been granted an expansion junior football franchise by the British Columbia Football Conference (BCFC) to be based out of Prince George. The Kodiaks will take the field starting in 2022 and play within the BCFC. Newly-hired director of football operations and former CFL great Keon Raymond will be the first […]... Read more...WHL sets Western Conference schedule; Cougars season opens October 2June 23, 2021The Western Hockey League announced today the 2021-22 Western Conference Regular Season schedule of games. Each of the 10 Clubs in the Western Conference are slated to play 68 Regular Season contests beginning Friday, October 1, 2021 and ending Sunday, April 3, 2022. The 2021-22 WHL Western Conference schedule begins with a matchup between the Portland […]... Read more...Three groups band together for outdoor market and equipment swapJune 18, 2021With COVID-19 restrictions easing the Caledonia Nordic Ski Club, in partnership with the PG Cycling Club and PG Backcountry Recreation Society, will be hosting its first ever spring/summer outdoor market. This umbrella event will incorporate a vendor trade fair like the one held at the fall CNSC Ski Swap in 2020, the PG Cycling Clubs […]... Read more...Spruce Kings to open season on the road October 8June 8, 2021The Prince George Spruce Kings will open the 2021-22 BCHL season on the road in October. They will open the season in Merritt October 8 and then West Kelowna October 9. Their home opener will be October 15 against the Merritt Centennials. The BC Hockey League (BCHL) released its full 54-game schedule this week for […]... Read more...Two-time Grey Cup champion joins Kodiaks Football Club as director of football operationsJune 4, 2021The Kodiaks Football Club has hired Keon Raymond as Director of Football Operations. Raymond brings decades of experience at all levels as well as a Champions knowledge both on and off the field. Having played in the Arena Football League, National Football League and as a two-time Grey Cup Champion and two-time West Division AII-Star […]... Read more...Landry goes proMay 31, 2021One of the most decorated basketball players in Northern British Columbia history is taking the next step in her hardcourt career. Madison Landry, who played four seasons over five years with UNBC Women’s Basketball, has signed a contract with AB Contern in Luxembourg, where she will join the professional ranks. “I am so excited to […]... Read more...WHL names Taylor Gauthier as goaltender of the weekMay 10, 2021The Western Hockey League announced today that for the second consecutive week, Prince George Cougars goaltender Taylor Gauthier has been named WHL Goaltender of the Week for the week ending May 9, 2021. Gauthier, a 20-year-old native of Calgary, Alta., posted a record of 2-1-0-0 with a 1.01 goals-against average and .963 save percentage this past […]... Read more...Spruce Kings win Chilliwack PodMay 10, 2021The Prince George Spruce Kings have won the Chilliwack Pod of the pandemic-shortened BCHL season. It all came down to the last game of the Pod season against the Chilliwack Chiefs with the winner taking it all. The Spruce Kings came out flying with Christian Buono scoring 2:54 in to the game, assisted by Hunor […]... Read more...Cougars comeback bid denied by RocketsMay 10, 2021For the second night in a row, the Prince George Cougars came up a goal short, as they fell 2-1 to the Kelowna Rockets on Sunday night at the Sandman Centre. “There was definitely a lot more positives about tonight’s game than last night against the Royals. The effort, the energy was there and we […]... Read more... Our Town Bestselling Cariboo Gold Rush classic book by Art Downs now back in print Bond donates portable defibrillators in memory of late husband Horror film ‘Within the Grip’ to be shot in Prince George Exploration Place: Evolving to meet our community’s needs Rooftop Rock – The Flatbed Version coming August 7 Jehovah’s Witnesses in Prince George attend online convention Taste of the Past at Huble Homestead July 17 Prince George-raised artist releasing her debut single We need some laughter … Off the Rails Comedy Show has just the ticket Wine Lovers event returns this September Calendar Advertise Journalism
