The Cariboo Cougars were stinging a bit after letting a win slip away from them in their B.C. Hockey Major Midget League season-opener. They responded […]
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BY MITZI DEAN Parliamentary Secretary for Gender Equity VICTORIA – Tomorrow is the first day of Gender Equality Week in Canada – a week driven […]
The Thompson Blazers battled back from a 3-0 deficit and beat the Cariboo Cougars 4-3 in overtime in the B.C. Hockey Major Midget League season-opener […]
Some late game heroics courtesy of Fin Williams and Chong Min Lee led the Spruce Kings to a 2-1 victory over the Langley Rivermen at […]
BY FRASER RODGERS Prince George Cougars The Vancouver Giants swept the opening weekend doubleheader against the Prince George Cougars after their 4-1-win Saturday at the […]
BY GERRY CHIDIAC Lessons in Learning A study of history exposes many mistakes mankind has made. But we also see many great successes. What creates […]
The University of Northern British Columbia Women’s soccer team used a Hannah Emmond goal in the 69th minute to top the Lethbridge Pronghorns 1-0 on […]
The Chilliwack Chiefs handed the Prince George Spruce Kings a 6-2 drubbing Friday night in the Fraser Valley city. Brent Pfof and Preston Brodziak scored […]
BY FRASER RODGERS Prince George Cougars The Vancouver Giants spoiled the Prince George Cougars home opener on Friday, after picking up a 5-3 win at […]
BY FRASER RODGERS Prince George Cougars The Prince George Cougars open their 26th season in the Western Hockey League against the defending Western Conference Champions […]
About 60 people rallied outside City Hall Friday morning as part of a Global Climate Strike, calling on leaders to act more aggressively to combat […]
It may be a little early to start thinking about Christmas, but not too early to start planning to attend a concert or two. This […]
For the federal election now underway, electors can choose the voting option that best suits their schedule. They can vote: on election day on Monday, October 21, 2019; at […]
I remember the exact moment we knew that the Prince George Free Press was doomed. It was when the decision was made to go from […]
Two men have been charged with first degree murder after a body found in the Fraser River near Williams Lake last month was positively identified. […]
VICTORIA – Starting on Thursday, Sept. 19, 2019, people are invited to have their say on how best to encourage farming and protect farmland throughout […]
A 26-year-old man and a 31-year-old woman are dead following a hit and run in Fort St. John Wednesday. Fort St John RCMP received a […]
CN Centre will play host to one of Scott Moir and Tessa Virtue’s final skates together, when Rock The Rink makes its tour stop in […]
Liberal leader Justin Trudeau was contrite in his apology for wearing ‘brown-face’ at a costume party nearly 20 years ago, says Cariboo-Prince George Liberal candidate […]
BY ANNE SCOTT Northern Health This article is based on a presentation by Northern Health’s staff members: Lindsay Willoner, Regional Nursing Lead, Tobacco Reduction; Petrina Bryant, […]
This October, the City of Prince George will again be engaging with residents in a conversation about the community. Talktober is returning and will provide […]
Prince George will soon be without a daily newspaper. The Prince George Citizen will move from a paid-subscription daily to a free weekly at the […]
After 40 years of helping kids in Prince George, Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Prince George is no more. It’s bigger and better. It […]
The second week of Canada’s 43rd general election campaign rolls along with the Conservative and Liberal parties locked in a statistical tie. The CPC, on […]
The Cariboo Cougars are playing host to the Thompson Blazers in a doubleheader this weekend at the Kin 1 Arena. With this being the home […]
A day after the province announced a $69 million package to help forest workers affected by the downturn in the industry, Tolko has announced it […]
RCMP evacuated several houses in the 1900-block of Spruce Street Tuesday as they arrested a local man with several outstanding warrants. The arrest happened at […]
The Forest Products Association of Canada (FPAC) launched its Forestry for the Future campaign as it works to put issues facing Canada’s forestry workers and […]
I was witness to something last week which may have never happened before in Major League Baseball. Four of us – Al, Kent, Mike and […]
The BC SPCA is asking the public for any information about who may have shot and killed three small adult dogs and left their bodies […]
Revelations that an RCMP official charged with breaching a Canadian official secrets law was overseeing a Russian money-laundering probe are refocusing national attention on Canada’s role […]
Tuesday, September 17 the Cops for Cancer Tour de North team will depart Dawson Creek on a one-week, 800-kilometre ride ending in Williams Lake on […]
An internationally-respected member of the Government of France visited Duchess Park Secondary School on Friday, in connection with an education agreement between School District No. […]
Todd Doherty wins the award for first out of the gate with his campaign signs. Liberal leader Justin Trudeau was still in the shadow of […]
The Prince George Crime Stoppers Society will once again be hosting a public document shredding event this Saturday September 21 from 10 a.m. until 2 […]
WARNING! No extreme nudity, just extreme hilarity Get ready to be entertained. The Comic Strippers, a male stripper parody, comedy and improv show is coming […]
A fire was reported at the Foothills Boulevard Regional Landfill early this morning. Crews from Prince George Fire Rescue are on site. The fire is […]
Canadians go to the polls October 21. To vote in the federal election, eligible electors must be registered at their current address. Elections Canada will […]
Prince George-Peace River-Northern Rockies Conservative candidate Bob Zimmer will be opening campaign offices in Fort St. John, Prince George, and Dawson Creek this week. Fort […]
About 120 participants gathered to create awareness for myeloma, a little-known and incurable cancer of the plasma cells, at the Myeloma March at Otway Sunday. […]
BY GERRY CHIDIAC Lessons in Learning The Dalai Lama recently tweeted: “I am encouraged to see young people trying to bring about positive change. Confident […]
The Prince George Cougars fell to the Edmonton Oil Kings 2-1 in overtime at the Encana Events Centre in Dawson Creek on Saturday afternoon. Jake […]
It was a phenomenal hockey from start to finish, but it was Jay O’Brien and the Penticton Vees defeating the Prince George Spruce Kings 4-3 […]
The Independent Investigations Office has sent investigators to Prince George following an on-foot police chase and arrest. Prince George RCMP reported that on September 12, […]
The University of Northern British Columbia Men’s Soccer team welcomed the hottest team in Canada West to town, and matched them every step of the […]
The Prince George Spruce Kings have chalked up their first win of the season, defeating the Victoria Grizzlies by a 6-1 score in front of […]
Three people are facing charges following a robbery at a local retail store, while two others remain at large after a separate incident at the […]
The finalists for the Prince George Chamber of Commerce’s Business Excellence Awards were announced Thursday. The 34th annual Business Excellence Awards will be held on […]
BY FRASER RODGERS Prince George Cougars The Prince George Cougars first game in Dawson Creek wasn’t a memorable one, as they fell to the Edmonton […]
The campaign for the 43rd federal election is officially underway and that means Canadians are considering what the coming years can and will bring for […]
Airport firefighter training will be taking place at the Prince George Airport over the next few weeks. At times, smoke may be seen coming from […]
Dozens of items confirmed or thought to be stolen have been seized as part of a property crime investigation at an acreage just outside of […]
One man is in custody and facing multiple charges following an early morning home invasion robbery of a senior citizen. At approximately 3 a.m. on […]
Two surveys have opened as part of the Cariboo Chilcotin regional labour market study. The study is a partnership between the Cariboo Regional District, municipalities […]
Foodie Fridays is coming back for a first and second encore featuring popular local food trucks, street vendors, and live music downtown at Wood Innovation […]
This October’s federal election is shaping up to be one of the closest fought elections in recent memory. Students and young people know they have […]
Residents got a better look at a new housing development set for First Avenue last night. A public information session was held to provide information […]
BC Hydro says the power outages that struck across northern B.C. last night was likely caused by a lightning strike. Forty-three outages were reported across […]