Zac Funk, one of the most clutch Prince George Cougars players will return to BC's Northern Capital for the club's charity golf tournament on July 4th in support of the Spirit of the North Healthcare Foundation. Now, instead of competing under the arena lights, Funk will be trading in his skates for golf clubs as he jo...

Vanderhoof is getting ready to celebrate its centennial year, and we're taking you along for the ride. Join us as we step back in time to explore the stories that helped shape this northern B.C. community, from the first settlers who arrived in the early 1900s to the people, places, and milestones that make Vanderhoof ...

Prince George is set to celebrate Canada Day with its annual Canada Day in the Park event, bringing the community together for a full day of activities and entertainment. The celebration typically features live music, cultural performances and family-friendly activities throughout Lheidli T'enneh Memorial Park. Learn m...

Cyclists are getting ready to hit the road as the Kris Yip Memorial Fondo returns for another year. The event brings riders together to honour the legacy of Kris Yip while promoting cycling and community connection. Participants can choose from different route options, making the ride accessible for a range of skill le...

Kannika Ng is making waves in the martial arts world after earning a national karate title while representing the Nechako Karate Club. The recent championship win marks a major achievement for the local athlete and highlights the growing talent coming out of the region. Hear from her on the show!

Racing season is underway at PGARA, bringing high-speed action back to the track. Drivers from across the region are set to compete in a series of events throughout the summer, showcasing skill, power and precision behind the wheel. See the full schedule here.

Seiji Cronje knew it as soon as the season started, he was destined for greatness. Ultimately, his gut feelings came to fruition recently at the Karate Canada National Championships where he earned a gold medal! Hear from the new National Champion on the show!

After time away, one of Prince George's most meaningful and community-driven events is making its highly anticipated return. Relay for Life is set to come back to Masich Place Stadium, bringing with it a powerful message of hope, remembrance, and celebration. Find out more details and how to sign up here.

In a community rich with history, culture, and natural beauty, it takes a special perspective to truly capture its essence. For many in Fort St. James, that perspective belongs to Taylor Hansen a photographer whose work has earned them the nickname, "the eyes of the Fort."

Tucked along the shores of Stuart Lake in northern British Columbia, the Fort St. James National Historic Site offers visitors a rare glimpse into the daily lives of fur traders, Indigenous communities, and early settlers. Among its most fascinating and lesser-known features is a one-of-a-kind fish cache-an ingenious s...

Golfers, community supporters, and anyone looking for a meaningful way to spend a summer afternoon are invited to hit the links for a great cause at the upcoming Cops for Cancer Tour de North Charity Golf Tournament on July 25, 2026 at Aberdeen Glen Golf Course. Find details on how to sign up here.

Faith on the Field is set to bring the community together at Masich Place Stadium for a day of worship, music and family activities. The event will feature guest speakers including Greg Hendricks and Larry Foote, along with live entertainment, a BBQ, flag football, and more. Full details available here.

Stories of the Canoe Valley are on display at the Valemount Museum, offering visitors a look into the region's past. Exhibits highlight the people, industries and way of life that shaped the area over time. Stop in when you're along your journey to Northern Routes sites in our region.

National Indigenous Peoples Day will be celebrated in Prince George with a full day of events at Lheidli T'enneh Memorial Park. The 2026 celebration is set for June 21 and runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., welcoming the community to take part. There will be a shuttle running from City Hall to accomodate parking for both the...

Visitors to McBride can take a unique walk through space without ever leaving the ground. The outdoor solar system display around the Valley Museum and Archives offers a scaled model of the planets, stretching through the community. We explore with a longtime McBride resident as our journey along Northern Routes sites ...

The PG Tapestry Singers are presenting a workshop June 18 to give children and youth the opportunity to experience singing in a group and enjoy being part of the choral community. There is no requirement to join the choir, they can come simply for the experience. Learn more about the group on the show. Learn more here.

Immerse yourself in the spirit of the Robson Valley and McBride, BC at the Whistlestop Gallery which features many artists from all around the region. Meet some of those artists and some of the history of the building as our journey continues Along the Northern Route.

The 2026 Northern Angel Summit is set to wrap up with its finale on June 26 at the PG Conference and Civic Centre bringing together entrepreneurs, investors and community leaders from across northern B.C. Learn about the six finalists ahead of the big event including Enviro Integration Strategies Inc, LineStein Tools, ...

Ever wondered what life was like in the early 1900's? Go back in time and learn about one of the Prince George area's pioneers Albert Huble when you visit the Huble Homestead Historic Park north of city limits. We get a house tour today and some fun facts about the family as our journey continues along Northern Routes ...

Anticipation is ramping up for the inaugural Lheidli T'enneh First Nation Atsiyan 'Ink'e Atsoo Elders Society Gala. The event is set for June 13 at the Coast Hotel and will feature an evening of food, music and community connection. Organizers say the gala will include live entertainment and a unique "Date with an...

Two Rivers Gallery is highlighting its summer lineup of community art programming as we continue learning about different Northern Routes sites. The schedule includes workshops, activities and events designed to engage all ages and skill levels. Organizers say the focus is on creativity, connection and making art acces...

Back in the early 1900's when much of the City of Prince George as we know it today was covered in dense forest, community builders wondered how they could efficiently clear land for future roads and building lots. The pioneers of the area had big ideas which turned into some of the big pieces of machinery you see on d...

The Ancient Forest east of Prince George is set for a major upgrade with a new visitor centre led by the Lheidli T'enneh First Nation. The new centre will highlight the forest's ecosystem and Indigenous culture through education, storytelling and community space. Step inside the new space which is nearly completed for ...

Think dinosaurs only lived in places like Alberta or the deserts of the U.S.? Think again. The Dinosaurs of BC exhibit on now at The Exploration Place proves that millions of years ago, British Columbia was home to some seriously incredible prehistoric life and the evidence is right here beneath our feet. The exhibit t...

Tucked away in the heart of Mackenzie, there's a place where the past doesn't just sit quietly behind glass it tells stories, sparks memories, and brings a whole town's history to life despite it being relatively short compared to other nearby communities. Learn more as our journey begins along Northern Routes. Don't f...

Staff at the University of Northern British Columbia recently spotted a large rodent on campus. At first glance, it looked like a groundhog, which are common in our area. When Dr. Jamie Gorrell, a biology professor at the university who happens to specialize in marmots, heard about this creature, he was able to identif...

There are tens of thousands of salmon nearly ready to move from the Spruce City Wildlife Association's hatchery tanks into the Nechako River over the coming weeks. You can help release the salmon down the famous "fry slide" on Sunday, May 31, between 11 am and 1 pm. It's a free family event with food, enterta...

The Central BC Railway and Forestry Museum is the place to be on Sunday, May 24 from 1 to 4 pm as Parkinson's Prince George takes over to host the Mocktail Mixer event. You can try a variety of mocktails made by local organizations and vote for your favourite. Plus, the Cottonwood Minirail will be running with free rid...