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 […]
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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 […]
Museums, by their very existence, are products of colonialism. The first museums were created as venues to house and display the collections of elite men […]
The Northern Undergraduate Student Society (NUGSS) is holding a FUNDrive in association with Value Village to raise funds for the society’s food bank. According to […]
The numbers are in, and Spirit of the North Healthcare Foundation’s annual Spirit Day fundraiser was a huge success. The day ended with close to […]
Prince George’s 10th annual GoByBike Week, hosted locally by the Prince George Cycling Club, is set for later this month. GoByBike Week is a provincially-run […]
Tenants in Prince George have the opportunity to learn about their rights as renters during a free virtual program on Friday, May 7. The Prince […]
The Huble Homestead children’s history book series now features four titles to spark historical imagination in little readers. Huble Homestead/Giscome Portage Heritage Society, the non-profit […]
Two Rivers Gallery is working with the BC Family Information Liaison Unit and School District No. 57 Indigenous Eduction during the month of May to […]
The Cercle des Canadiens Français de Prince George and BC Federation of Francophones are presenting the upcoming activities and contests of the Welcoming Francophone Community […]
Most people stop running when they experience knee problems. No so for Aaron Brouwer. His knee problems prompted him to take up running and now […]
Now you can finally return all those overdue library books. The Prince George Public Library has announced the permanent elimination of overdue fees on library […]
After what seems to be a year of uncertainty, postponements, and revamping, May is starting to look familiar for the region once again. Spirit of […]
The sixth annual Climb for Cancer will be going ahead in 2021, but not during April when the event is normally held due to ongoing […]
The latest in a series of proposed films to be shot in Prince George is slated for production next month. The Way to the Heart […]
In late 2020, Tourism Prince George launched a new brand that strikes a balance between outdoor adventure and urban amenities showing off the city’s authentic, […]
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame band Bon Jovi will kick off the Encore Drive-In Nights 2021 concert series with an exclusive brand-new show premiering […]
The Indigenous Sport, Physical Activity and Recreation Council (I·SPARC) has named six outstanding northern B.C. athletes named regional recipients of the 2020 Premier’s Awards for […]
Support your local artists and help save Omineca Arts Centre by tuning into their Friday Fundraising Facebook Live Show April 30 from 7-10 (by donation)! Get ready […]
Driving is one of the riskiest things people may do at work. Small business owners in Prince George need to know how to keep employees […]
This week is another tumultuous one. The first federal and provincial budgets delivered during a pandemic, the anxiety of the weekend’s COVID numbers and further […]
There is no bond stronger than family; there is no feeling better than when a song hits just right. The Yule Brothers are a marriage […]
Chase Crisfield and Nicki Gabers, both from Prince George, are adding to their already busy lives by taking part in April’s Virtual Vancouver Sun Run […]
British Columbians will have the chance to support Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) in their communities with a new online 50/50 campaign – Big BC […]
Back again for 2021, and entering its third year, CopperFalls Custom Homes is continuing the tradition of creating a beautiful custom home, with the proceeds […]
The Exploration Place has announced a new national project that your museum is a key partner in. Together with the Discovery Centre in Halifax, Science […]
The Community Arts Council of Prince George & District (CAC) and the Northern Indigenous Arts Council (NIAC) both have been accepted into the prestigious ‘artsvest’ […]
Prince George Astronomical Society’s monthly Zoom presentation will feature Dr. Chris Gainor. Gainor is the author of six books about space exploration and aeronautics, including […]
Even though The Exploration Place is closed, a lot is going on behind the scenes. One of the most exciting projects we are working on […]
Omineca Arts Centre and Gypsy Entertainment Group are banding together to bring Prince George a Friday fundraising night of fun this month. Get ready for […]
This April 23-25, a selection of Stephen King movies will be available to watch online for free. Hosted by Canadian film production company Barker Street […]
The Community Arts Council of Prince George & District (CAC) has launched the Arts North Digital Studio, a new instructional and production studio, and Arts […]
More than 2,500 people could be found searching for Waldo’s, honking for the Easter Bunny, driving through for free Easter treats, saying thanks to some […]
April is organ donation awareness month, when people across Canada are encouraged to learn about organ donation, register as an organ donor, and make their […]
A free, safe and fun for all city wide adventure that has big prize payoffs. Twenty-five activities spread out across town that range from […]
On March 31, the YMCA of Northern BC celebrates its 2021 YMCA Strong Kids Campaign, which ensures kids and families who have a financial need […]
A major challenge in addressing homelessness is having the right supports at the right time that will help a diverse mix of people whose needs […]
To mark Brain Awareness Week, a global campaign is encouraging Prince George residents to consider their brain health. While the causes of and cure for […]
Opening a new housing complex in a global pandemic wasn’t part of the plan when AiMHi – the Prince George Association for Community Living – […]
Born in Nazi-occupied Holland in 1940, over 80 years ago, John A. Brink’s life has been an incredible journey filled with many failures and triumphs, […]
The Prince George Community Foundation (PGCF) and Rio Tinto have jointly donated $ 155,000 to BC Cancer – Prince George in honour of the Foundation’s […]