Category Archives: Prince George

CKPG Takes on Movember
Movember is upon us, a month where many men grow their moustaches and see what kind of facial hair appears on their upper lip. But there is a larger meaning to it all, raising awareness for men's heal...
Nov 01, 2017

Child Finds Pencil Sharpener in Halloween Candy
After a night of trick-or-treating, a School District 57 student discovered a pencil sharpener blade in a small chocolate bar. The child was attending houses along Ospika Boulevard between Ferry Avenu...
Nov 01, 2017

Rural Education Back On The Radar
In BC, 32% of students attending the public school system do so in communities outside Victoria, the Lower Mainland and Kelowna areas. Last Fall, the previous government launched the Rural Education S...
Nov 01, 2017

Winter Conditions Are On The Way
Forecasters are calling for an arctic front that will descend from the north into the Prince George area, bringing temperatures well below the freezing mark. Travellers are reminded to be prepared for...
Nov 01, 2017

Relay For Life Has A New Home After Scrapping Masich Place
The 2018 Prince George Relay For Life has a new home for years to come. Exhibition Park will allow participants to have easier accessibility, and increased vendor space according to event organizers. ...
Nov 01, 2017

Premier Schedules First Public Visit To Prince George
BC Premier John Horgan is finally scheduled to make his first public appearance in Prince George since becoming the leader of government. Horgan is scheduled to make the keynote address at the 15th An...
Nov 01, 2017

Cancer Centre Exceeding Expectations
The BC Cancer Agency's Centre for the North opened its door five years ago. In part two of a five week series, Cheryl Jahn looks back at the expectations and tells us how the Centre has exceeded those...
Oct 31, 2017

Special Presentation By Forensic Anthropologist
Artspace will be the location of a unique presentation. Dr. Richard Lazenby has been a forensic anthropologist in BC for more than two decades, and has been an expert witness in seven homicide trials....
Oct 31, 2017

BC Hydro Has Tips To Combat ‘Phantom’ Power
BC Hydro says there are some 'spooky' things going on in your home, that you may not know about when it comes to power. Hydro is suggesting that customers look around their home to find old electronic...
Oct 31, 2017

Former Quesnel Resident Faces A Handful Of Charges
A former Quesnel man has been charged with a count of break and enter, trespassing and three counts of firearms offenses. This after an incident on a rural property off highway 26 on October 23rd. She...
Oct 31, 2017