The sixth annual Climb for Cancer is right around the corner and the planning committee is putting out a call out for volunteers to assist […]
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In September, as World Alzheimer’s Month is recognized around the world, the Alzheimer Society of B.C. is calling attention to the many challenges that Fraser-Fort […]
The province’s re-instated public health restrictions, announced last week, have prompted organizers of The Best Damn Music Festival to postpone the event. Slated for September […]
By now, we are mostly all in agreement that “kids these days” don’t spend enough time outside. We know that many kids, even those who […]
In December 2013, David Duck retired from his career as a branch manager of the Canadian Western Bank in Prince George. He spent the […]
With only three weeks left until the Climb for Cancer, the planning committee is calling on people to register and start fundraising to help reach […]
Labour Day celebrations in Prince George will, once again, look different this year. Given that we’re still in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, the […]
As we enter uncertain times once again, the Spirit of the North Healthcare is cautiously moving forward in the hope that the Festival of Trees […]
The circumstances of the COVID-19 pandemic, coupled with extreme heat and fires throughout much of the province, have posed uphill challenges for all of us. […]
VICTORIA – The wildfire situation is continually evolving, and the information below is current as of 7 p.m. (Pacific time) on Wednesday, Aug. 25, 2021. […]
Fans of Canadian rock who have been so patient to see the Saints and Sinners Tour featuring four legendary bands – Sloan, Headstones, Moist and […]
The long-awaited and long planned-for relocation of the Community Arts Council from its current location on 15th Avenue to Third Avenue has hit a snag. […]
Prince George Hospice is inviting the community to third third annual Dream Big for Hospice Celebrity Ticket Seller Event on Wednesday August 18. The event […]
Rooftop Rock: The Flatbed Edition drew about 7,500 to Exhibition Park at CN Centre Saturday. The event featured a wide range of offerings to patrons, […]
Canada’s best damn country music artists are coming to Prince George for a new festival, suitably titled: The Best Damn Music Festival! The two-day outdoor […]
The 6th annual Climb for Cancer will take place from September 18 – 19, 2021, with the addition of a community BBQ and concert being […]
Summer is in full swing and so are things at Huble Homestead Historic Site! Good old-fashioned fun is in store whether you’re looking for a […]
When COVID reared itself in March of 2020, our immediate response was to provide an avenue for those wanting to support the purchase of badly […]
Victoria-based book publisher, Heritage House Publishing, is proud to release a newly revised and updated edition of Wagon Road North: The Saga of the Cariboo […]
The first of 10 new Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) for the region was unveiled by Prince George-Valemount MLA Shirley Bond, members of her family, and […]
The latest film project to shoot in Prince George is officially in pre-production. Within the Grip will begin shooting in late August and will film […]
BY TRACY CALOGHEROS CEO, The Exploration Place “Why is the Museum still closed?” is a refrain I am starting to hear more as the world […]
Mark the date on your calendar and get ready to rock, roll, and gather again! – Saturday August 7 will feature Prince George’s premier summer […]
What does one of the largest convention organizations in the world do when in-person gatherings are canceled due to the pandemic? In the interest of […]
Take a delicious step back in time at Taste of the Past on Saturday, July 17. Make and taste delicious foods the old-fashioned way, including […]
KeAloha is an interdisciplinary artist who intertwines her gifts of song, dance, words, and rhythm. She was born and raised in Prince George, where her […]
The Coast Prince George Hotel’s annual Wine Lovers evening is set for September 24, in support of Spirit of the North Healthcare Foundation. The much-anticipated, […]
After a popular debut in 2020, the Storytime Walk at the Central BC Railway and Forestry Museum is back for the summer. Beginning on Friday, […]
The Saints and Sinners tour is back on and it’s coming to Prince George November 7. The Headstones, Moist , Sloan and The Tea Party yesterday announced new […]
When thinking about the Prince George area, one of the last things that comes to mind is that this area was once a stomping ground […]
Indigenous youth interested in pursuing a career in medicine will have the opportunity to learn more about the UBC Northern Medical Program at UNBC as […]
Prince George youth interested in sustainability leadership are invited by the non-profit Fraser Basin Council to apply to Co-Creating a Sustainable BC, a program in […]
Attention Prince George – June is Brain Injury Awareness Month in Canada. Four hundred fifty-two Canadians suffer a serious traumatic brain injury every day. This […]
With COVID-19 restrictions easing the Caledonia Nordic Ski Club, in partnership with the PG Cycling Club and PG Backcountry Recreation Society, will be hosting its […]
The Prince George Hospice Society is once again hosting a Virtual Cook-Along for Hospice with Bob Blumer Event Food Network favourite Bob Blumer is back […]
Put on your thinking cap and bring the family for Watson Weekend, three days of free, self-guided sleuthing at Huble Homestead Historic Site June 25-27. […]
Cariboo Rocks the North 2021 has been cancelled. “Over the past year, and especially in the past couple of weeks, we have had the opportunity […]
The Lheidli T’enneh First Nation today announced that the Memorial to the 215 children found in an unmarked grave at the Kamloops residential school two […]
Huble Homestead Historic Site is open daily for self-led activities, guided tours, and lunch and shopping in the General Store, but there’s more scheduled fun […]
From June 10-12, between 9:30 a.m. and 4 p.m., the staff and volunteers from United Way of Northern BC will be at KMS Tools Equipment […]
While the fog of the past 14 months begins to lift, the little things that we may have taken for granted pre-pandemic, now take on […]
The City of Prince George and BC Transit will celebrate Bike to Work Week and Clean Air Day by offering participating cyclists free rides. Customers […]
The Exploration Place CEO Tracy Calogheros has been elected to the board of the Canadian Museums Association. Her three-year term is as one of eight […]
Director of Child Care Services at the YMCA of Northern BC, Lynette Mikalishen, is the recipient of the 2021 Child Care Award of Excellence for […]
Significant farm to table activity is underway in Prince George, yet this activity is largely invisible to the majority of the population. That has prompted […]
With the ongoing COVID-19 crisis many performing arts organizations have had to pivot programming to online and digital formats. Method Dance Society is no different […]
Viewers will be treated to a delicious cast for the latest in a series of proposed films to be shot in Prince George. The Way […]
The pride of northern B.C., singer-songwriter Mark Perry has been writing songs about living in his hometown of Smithers and rural northwestern B.C. since he […]
Omineca Arts Centre is hosting it third Unfold Group Exhibition: UNFOLD 3. The theme of this group exhibition is: unfolding self expression, societal commentary and […]
The BCNE in Prince George this summer has been cancelled. “The Prince George Agricultural and Historical Association announces that with respect to Health Care Workers, […]
The Alzheimer Society of B.C. continues to provide residents of Prince George affected by dementia with practical tips and information through its regular webinar series. […]
This June Big Brothers Big Sisters is encouraging everyone to hit the links in support of local children and youth. The Big Swing Fore Kids […]
Omineca Arts Centre presents Twyla Exner’s Cling exhibition open until May 31. Twyla Exner is a Canadian contemporary artist who resides in Prince George. She […]
Northern Health – Dr. Shannon Douglas has spent most of her life in the Lakes Omineca area and cannot imagine a better place to live. […]
Did you know that the David Douglas Botanical Garden Society was established in 1991 with the vision to develop and maintain a premier northern botanical […]
If you’re looking for wide open spaces this summer, Huble Homestead Historic Site is the place to be. As outdoor activities continue to be […]
The beauty of a portable defibrillator is that it inherently knows what to do in an emergency. It doesn’t have panicked adrenaline rushing through it. […]
Award winning Cuban-Canadian singer-songwriter, Alex Cuba, has announced the release of his brand new album, Mendó, set to launch on May 21. “When I began […]