Climb for Cancer organizers are urging people to register and start fundraising for the Climb for Cancer in support of the Kordyban Lodge as the […]
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As a Métis person, improving Indigenous student achievement in the K-12 system is an issue close to Mackenzie Bouchard Hooker’s heart. As a teacher and […]
The Sixties Scoop Indigenous Society of Alberta is partnering with libraries across B.C. to tour its national exhibit, including a stop at the Prince George […]
B.C. indie folk group Danny Bell and His Disappointments are back with their regional flavoured accordion-led folk/country/punk tunes! Their new single and video ‘Killing Birds’ […]
The Cops for Cancer Tour de North 2022 team kicked off the 21st season with a training ride in Prince George. In the months to […]
Kopar Administration, working in conjunction with Barker Street Cinema, has announced a partnership with Vancouver’s Story Institute to open a film and television training school […]
With an aging population leading to an increase in dementia, it is a challenge to find adequate supports in the community or through the health-care […]
Spring is here, and it’s a great time to get outside and take a step back in time at Huble Homestead Historic Site. The park […]
Every year in northern B.C., 320 people are injured or killed in crashes involving teen drivers, according to police data from 2017 to 2021. This […]
The Prince George Airport Authority has joined the Prince George 2022 BC Summer Games as an official community partner with their large in-kind donation of […]
Owning a spaceship could very well become a reality thanks to a unique event initiative in Prince George, Canada. Local organizers of the pop culture […]
Premier John Horgan and Anne Giardini, Chair of the BC Achievement Foundation, named the recipients of the 19th annual Community Award and Jim Good, of the […]
When a person in Prince George living with dementia moves into long-term care, attending care conferences becomes part of the process, ensuring that everyone involved […]
People who register early and are top fundraisers for the seventh annual Climb for Cancer on May 29 have a chance to take home one […]
Visit PERSONA a visual arts display of acrylic impressionism imitating human behaviour. Expect distorted expressions, vibrant colours, bold outlines and forms revealing the moods and […]
Northern BC Crime Stoppers will once again be hosting its drive-through Spring Shred It event this Saturday, April 30, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. […]
The wait is over for classic rock fans of northern B.C. Cariboo Rocks the North is back after an unexpected three-year hiatus due to the […]
PGSO Music Director Michael Hall will be leading the orchestra in a bold new direction at their upcoming mainstage performance. “It’s so important to connect […]
The PGSO has announced an exciting new collaboration as part of their family concert series. The Hummingbird and the Fire is a narrated, multimedia family […]
The Prince George Symphony Orchestra and the Prince George Conservatory of Music are collaborating on a new educational initiative – the creation of the Prince […]
Live music is back at Vanier Hall, and as the premier concert venue in School District 57 there is no better place for students to […]
Local supplier Cap-Abilities Embroidery & Silkscreening Ltd. has been named the official merchandise supplier of the 2022 BC Summer Games in Prince George. For more […]
FireSmart BC announced that it has launched a virtual FireSmart landscaping hub and plant program in over 30 garden centres across the province, including Art […]
OK, DOPE is bringing two of B.C.’s best up-and-coming comedians to Prince George – live at Nancy O’s, Thursday, April 21. Headliner Dan Duvall (JFL […]
Svetlana Zdanivsky of Quesnel, struggles to grasp what is happening to her family and friends in Ukraine. The bombs and rockets falling around her parents’ […]
Cirque du Soleil is returning to Prince George with its high-energy and high-acrobatic production OVO – presented by Sun Life Global Investments. An exciting Cirque […]
The Climb for Cancer is getting back to its roots and returning to a one-day event after two years of innovating to work within provincial […]
According to a survey conducted by the Alzheimer Society of B.C. during the COVID-19 pandemic, 58 per cent of caregivers and 62 per cent of […]
The Prince George Public Library and the Community Arts Council hosted a very well attended reception on Saturday, April 2 to celebrate a record number […]
The Community Arts Council of Prince George & District, the Prince George Symphony Orchestra and Theatre NorthWest have announced plans for the third annual Mayor’s […]
The Prince George Hospice Palliative Care Society is going to ‘Celebrate Life With Colour’ during its fourth annual Colour Walk for the month of May. […]
The Prince George Legion Branch 43 is partnering with Share Hope Refugee Sponsorship Committee – PG to organize a special fundraising dinner in support of […]
March is Women’s History Month, a month to focus on gender equality and the contributions of women of the past, the present, and the future. […]
More than two-thirds of British Columbians have personally known someone living with dementia. After a two-year hiatus on in-person events, participants of the annual IG […]
Coldsnap kicks off tonight with a couple of performances at Uda Dune Baiyoh (House of Ancestors Conference Centre). The evening shows will be presented in […]
Mr. PG will be awash in purple this weekend and it’s all for a good cause. Epilepsy affects approximately one per cent of the population, […]
Foodies and film fans are in for a treat at a live red carpet screening for the locally shot movie The Way to the Heart […]
March is Women’s History Month, a month to focus on gender equality and the contributions of women of the past, the present, and the future. […]
In-person workshops are returning for Prince George caregivers dealing with the impact of dementia. The Alzheimer Society of B.C. is resuming the educational sessions with […]
In the company of her colleagues celebrating Social Work Week 2022, long-time northern social worker, Christina Dobson, received the prestigious Bridget Moran Advancement of Social […]
ValhallaFest will return to Terrace from June 24-26 for three days of music, art, and community. It has been five years since local music lovers […]
March is Women’s History Month, a month to focus on gender equality and the contributions of women of the past, the present, and the […]
The Prince George Public Library (PGPL) board announced two recipients of the 37th annual Jeanne Clarke Awards Sunday. The Jeanne Clarke Local History Award was […]
March 14 – 20 is Brain Awareness Week, a global campaign that encourages people to think about their brain health. It’s also the Alzheimer Society […]
The Great Northern International Film Festival has been cancelled this year. “We did everything we possibly could to keep the event alive for this year […]
After four years away, Russell Peters returns to his home and native land with his Act Your Age World Tour. After sold-out shows in Chicago, […]
In response to the events that have taken place across Canada in the last several weeks and inresponse to the occupation of Ukraine, a group […]
March 8 is International Women’s Day, and the theme for 2022 is #BreakTheBias. We break the bias every day here at The Exploration Place, and […]
Carrier Sekani Family Services (CSFS) is being recognized by the American National Indian Child Welfare Association (NICWA) with one of two 2022 Champions for Native […]
Brian Fawcett Born in Prince George, May 13, 1944. Died Feb. 27, 2022 in Toronto Prince George has lost one of its greatest writers. Brian […]
The Community Arts Council of Prince George and District has announced a new annual event, the BC Gourmet Arts Festival, showcasing national gourmet producers alongside […]
For the first time since 2015, Rogers Hometown Hockey is returning to Prince George. The event will be held from April 9 to 11 and […]
The Prince George Public Library board has announced the nominees for the 37th annual Jeanne Clarke Awards today. The Jeanne Clarke Local History Award was […]
After a hiatus of almost two full years, the PGSO is returning to the stage of Vanier Hall on Saturday, Feb. 26. Music Director Michael […]
On March 3, Fraser-Fort George residents can tune into the Alzheimer Society of B.C.’s virtual Breakfast to Remember annual fundraiser with neuroscientist and bestselling author […]
Multi-Platinum, award winning artist Johnny Reid announces has added a fourth show at the PG Playhouse. Reid is making it his mission to connect directly […]