CKPG News for Friday, October 30, 2026

PRINCE GEORGE — Here’s what made the news in Prince George and Northern B.C. for Friday, October 30, 2026.

• A plan years in the making to give the Prince George Legion a new home while creating housing for veterans and seniors is getting a renewed push with a new mayor and council in place.
• Most British Columbians have one less task this weekend: changing the clocks. On Sunday, Nov. 1, most of B.C. won’t turn clocks back an hour.
• The Prince George Spruce Kings return to home ice tonight carrying plenty of confidence after a successful weekend road trip. Sitting at the top of the BCHL standings, the Spruce Kings know the challenge now shifts from chasing teams to defending their position as one of the league’s top clubs.
• A small side channel at Cottonwood Island Park is showing promising signs of recovery nearly two decades after it was damaged by a Nechako River ice jam.
• Studio Fair lets PG residents buy unique handmade items while giving artists a chance to learn from one another.

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