The wildly successful charity fundraiser The Bucket List Gala is set to return with Netflix star and best selling author Leon Logothetis from The Kindness Diaries as […]
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Andrea Superstein, a Vancouver based singer-songwriter and vocalist, will be playing Nancy O’s on November 17. She began her budding career in musical theatre, where […]
September 18 was Big Brothers Big Sisters Day across Canada, and to celebrate in Prince George, the local agency made two announcements. Firstly, Big Brothers Big […]
The Prince George Community Foundation will be awarding four additional$10,000 grants during this fall. These special grants will directly be in relation to the foundation’s 2017 […]
BY BILL PHILLIPS bill@pgdailynews.ca Everyone know that fitness training will help you get your body into shape. It can also help with your mental fitness. […]
It’s an exciting day for Two Rivers Gallery. The gallery has received major funding from NSERC PromoScience (National Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada),which will […]
Due date: October 15, 2018 The City of Prince George is seeking applications for two grant programs aimed at improving the quality of life in […]
The Kidney Foundation’s annual Kidney Walk helps raise funds and hope for people living with kidney disease, people like Ashley Poole. Ashley was diagnosed with […]
BY BILL PHILLIPS bill@pgdailynews.ca The Terry Fox statue by the Four Seasons Pool has, traditionally, been the starting point for the annual Terry Fox Run […]
In British Columbia, much of the research on plant biodiversity has focused on coastal and maritime ecosystems, especially coastal temperate rainforests. However, in B.C. there […]
BY BILL PHILLIPSbill@pgdailynews.ca A year ago Regan Pearl was undergoing radiation treatment for breast cancer. This year the 33-year-old rode the not-so-easy 200-kilometre Ride to […]
The BC Thanksgiving Food Drive http://bctfooddrive.org/ began as a local effort in the city of Burnaby in 2009 by members of The Church of Jesus […]
The Omineca Arts Centre Society invites everyone to the upcoming grand re-opening of its multimedia arts and performance space on Saturday, September 8. They have moved […]
Back to school is here and the Prince George RCMP want to remind the public to slow down in school zones and to watch for […]
Weather seemed to be the story of the year for the Wheelin’ Warriors of the North. Training for the annual Ride to Conquer Cancer was […]
TEDxUNBC has selected two individuals for TEDxUNBC 2018. This year, TEDxUNBC will be showcasing Shawn Caldera as its first speaker and Wil Fundal as MC. […]
Omineca Arts Centre is partnering with Hope Farm Organics and Betulla Burning to celebrate and raise awareness about local food production in Prince George and […]
BY BILL PHILLIPS bill@pgdailynews.ca Effortless grace and style. That’s the only way to describe Angel Stewart as she lifts herself into the air and glides, […]
Northern Health is looking for community partners with ideas for projects that will improve the health of those living, working, learning and playing in northern […]
Jim Terrion is used to receiving donations. He has been fundraising for the Terry Fox Foundation for more than 25 years but a special donation […]
Police and volunteers in Prince George are continuing to assist bike owners in registering their bicycles on the digital bicycle registration, reporting and recovery network, […]
Northern Lights Estate Winery is entering its fourth season of partnership with the Northern Bear Awareness Society. In previous years, the winery has collected more […]
Cyndi Logan, a mother of three, enjoyed running marathons and teaching music at her daughter’s elementary school. In 2015, after months of experiencing persistent back […]
BY BRANDAN SPYKER Northern Health Residents and staff at Gateway Lodge in Prince George spent the morning with Brett Connolly and the Stanley Cup. Connolly […]
Now that the smoke is cleared, we can look forward to heading outdoors to ride our bikes once again. However, come October we may want […]
A Labour Day celebration and march is being organized in Prince George this year to which the entire community is invited. The festivities are scheduled […]
The Prince George Symphony Orchestra has announced the lineup for its new season For People Like YOU – a season jam-packed with a mixture of […]
BY BAILEE DENICOLA Northern Health One year after the wildfires that changed the summer for many people across BC, Northern Health is taking the time […]
BY BILL PHILLIPS bill@pgdailynews.ca If life pushes you around, you have to push back. That’s the philosophy of Dr. Tracey Lotze who received a ‘push’ […]
BY PAULA TAIT Northern Health The province is currently inundated with numerous wildfires. Not only are fires a serious safety risk, but the smoke from […]
BY BILL PHILLIPS bill@pgdailynews.ca It’s a walk that has turned into a party. The AIDS/HIV walk, held in September each year, is going to be […]
The Prince George Public Library’s Summer Reading Program wraps up on Friday with a Library Campout for five- to nine-year-olds. While children won’t actually spend […]
Miworth Community Association (MCA) will be hosting a community-wide, multi-location yard sale and fair on Saturday August 11. Starting at the Miworth Community Hall at […]
Each year, Two Rivers Gallery develops and circulates an exhibition throughout the Regional District of Fraser-Fort George. This year’s exhibition, titled Hold Fast / Let […]
The Duchess Park playground is open again. One of the City’s most popular playgrounds has received an upgrade over the last several weeks, improving fall […]
BY BILL PHILLIPS bill@pgdailynews.ca For just 100 bucks a brand new $588,500 home could be yours. All you have to do is buy a ticket […]
For the second summer in a row, Tourism Prince George and The Community Arts Council are celebrating an “Artnership.” The Artnership program features local artists […]
Prince George man Jose Delgado-Guevara is among five new appointees to the BC Arts Council board. The arts council board, appointed by Minister of Tourism, Arts […]
BY BILL PHILLIPS bill@pgdailynews.ca The Immigrant and Multicultural Services Society building on Second Avenue is now the Baljit Sethi Centre. It was renamed in her […]