Category Archives: Prince George

PRINCE GEORGE – November is a busy month for those who shop locally. Over the weekend of November 9th to 11th, there are many different craft fairs with local artists and vendors showing off the...

PRINCE GEORGE – With the combined forces of over 30 contractors, the Copper Project is now complete and the house is sold. 90 thousand dollars from the sale of the home was donated to the Spirit...

PRINCE GEORGE - The British Columbia Assembly of First Nations are celebrating and remembering Indigenous people who served in the Canadian military in recognition of the 25th Aboriginal Veteran’...

PRINCE GEORGE – There were a few eager students performing at the Nusdeh Yoh Elementary Remembrance Day assembly Friday morning. For one grade 5/6 class, the assembly was one last chance to prac...

PRINCE GEORGE – With the combined forces of over 30 contractors, the Copper Project is now complete and the house is sold. 90 thousand dollars from the sale of the home was donated to the Spirit...

PRINCE GEORGE – Electoral reform is the political hot topic these days. It is also the focus of an omni-poll presented by Mainstreet Research. It shows that 50.5% of respondents will vote to kee...

PRINCE GEORGE- It seems to be an annual debate: is it disrespectful to decorate for Christmas before Remembrance Day? The local Royal Canadian Legion says it’s not. In fact, member, John Scott, ...

PRINCE GEORGE – The YMCA Highland Development Centre has been chosen to offer low-cost childcare for parents. “The YMCA Highland Development Centre is a community hub for many Prince Georg...

PRINCE GEORGE – This weekend on Sunday and Monday, CKPG will be observing Remembrance Day through telling local stories, and exploring the traditions surrounding the annual march to the cenotaph...

PRINCE GEORGE – Remembrance Day will look a bit different this Sunday. The cenotaph is in the midst of a construction zone right now, so the City has created a temporary one that will be set up ...