EDGEPRo Sports and Entertainment Ltd. has announced that the contract of Todd Harkins, general manager of the Prince George Cougars, will not be extended, according to a post on the club’s website.
Harkins has been with the club for the last five years, the last four as general manager, a position he assumed when new owners took over the club in 2014.
The Cougars finished last in the B.C. Division this year with a 24-38-5-5 record, and did not make the playoffs.
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May 19, 2025The Prince George Chess Club has announced a series of Chess Federation of Canada (CFC) rated and unrated chess tournaments taking place throughout July and August 2025 at Great White Toys, Comics and Games in Prince George. These tournaments welcome players of all ages and skill levels, whether you’re aiming for a national rating or simply […] [...]
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May 13, 2025In a Special Olympics BC Games first, local athlete Chase Caron has designed the ribbon for the medals that will be pursued with pride in the 2025 Special Olympics BC Summer Games. Caron unveiled the ribbon design on May 12, with just under two months to go until the 2025 SOBC Games kick off in […] [...]
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