Newsline 250-552-6477 Read all about itCity installing new crosswalk on Tyner Boulevard at Baker Road Work to reopen Telegraph Creek Road continues We must discover the truth, no matter how horrible CNC celebrates student success at virtual convocation Immersive STEM learning program debuting this fall for Indigenous high school students Water security in southern Asia City seeks injunction to remove homeless from downtown camps COVID-19: One hundred forty-eight cases Thursday; eight in Northern Health region Campbell River man seeks petition to limit advance voting in B.C. Seven-year-old girl sexually assaulted Three-day healing ceremony to be held at site of former Lejac Residential School Talk PG talks residential school fallout Local residential school memorial now on display at The Exploration Place Huble Homestead open for daily, self-led activities Two drug overdose deaths in New Hazelton on Saturday COVID-19: B.C. sees 148 new cases; eight in Northern Health region Police seek public’s help tracking down wanted man Insolvencies down during pandemic Masich Place named ‘outstanding stadium’ Smokie to the Rescue barbecue helps the United Way LUMBER (WSPF-2X4) – $1040 +0.0%DOUGLAS FIR GREEN – $915 +1.09%PLYWOOD – $1251 +0.16Canadian Dollar – $1.25 (USD) Talk PG talks residential school aftermathViewpointsWe must discover the truth, no matter how horribleJune 13, 2021 Some draft picks, 10 years onJune 9, 2021 Guts and glyphosateJune 8, 2021 Mourning the 215 innocent lives lost at Kamloops Residential School June 8, 2021 We can buy weapons or educate children all over the worldJune 6, 2021 Talk PG talks residential school aftermathJune 3, 2021 Blacktop Blockheads not needed on the road to restarting B.C.June 2, 2021 VIEWPOINTS: Removal of Aaron Ekman raises questions that require answersJune 1, 2021 Zimmer: Our forestry sector needs a new Softwood Lumber Agreement June 1, 2021 My conversation with a Canadian MAGA manMay 27, 2021 SportsSpruce 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...Cougars win streak ends with loss to RoyalsMay 9, 2021The Prince George had their three-game win streak come to an end on Saturday with a 2-1 loss to the Victoria Royals at Prospera Place in Kelowna. Connor Bowie scored the lone Cougars’ goal, on the power-play, late in the second period. Rookie goaltender Ty Young is still in search of his first win, as […]... Read more...Spruce Kings blank CentennialsMay 8, 2021It was a dominant effort from the Prince George Spruce Kings from the puck drop all the way to the buzzer, as the Spruce Kings defeated the Merritt Centennials by a 3-0 score, holding the opposition to just 15 shots. Hunor Torzsok, Christian Buono, and Kolton Cousins all tallied for Prince George, while Jordan Fairlie […]... Read more...Board of directors selected for 2022 BC Summer Games in Prince GeorgeMay 6, 2021The City of Prince George’s nomination committee for the 2022 BC Summer Games has officially appointed the games’ board of directors. Prince George resident Renee McCloskey has been appointed board president. McCloskey participated in the BC Games in water-skiing from 1983 to 1995 and was a member of the board for the BC Games Society […]... Read more...Ziemmer bags a pair; Gauthier shuts out VancouverMay 6, 2021The Prince George stretched their win streak to three games after a 3-0 shutout win over the Vancouver Giants on Wednesday at the Sandman Centre. Koehn Ziemmer scored the Cougars first two goals, both in the second period, and Tyson Upper added an empty-net goal. For Ziemmer, he took over the team goal scoring lead […]... Read more... Our Town Local residential school memorial now on display at The Exploration Place Huble Homestead open for daily, self-led activities Smokie to the Rescue barbecue helps the United Way Hugs for Healthcare campaign launches Celebrate Bike to Work Week and Clean Air Day with free rides in the Prince George Transit System Calogheros elected to Canadian Museums Association board YMCA director of child care services wins provincial award Growing food security in Prince George Method Dance Society to premiere digital work MOTHER sound/body June 15 Hallmark and Food Network favourites to star in romantic comedy filmed in Prince George Calendar Advertise Journalism
