Hockey players of all ages will have a chance to hit the ice for a good cause when Pucks for a Purpose takes over Prince George's Kin 1 Arena on Jan. 30 and 31, 2027. The fundraiser will feature a non-stop 24-hour hockey game, bringing together players aged five and up on Team Hope and Team Courage in support of cancer...

The Salvation Army is opening the doors to its new community kitchen in Prince George, creating a space designed to support local organizations, businesses and community groups. The commercial-style kitchen is available for rent and can be used by groups that need access to a certified food preparation space. Organizer...

Crime Prevention Week is serving as a reminder that everyone has a role to play in creating safer communities. Throughout the week, police, community organizations and residents are encouraged to focus on proactive steps that can help reduce crime and improve neighbourhood safety. More resources for specific types of c...

Vanderhoof is the geographical centre of British Columbia and it also happens to be home to one of the coolest flying clubs in our broadcast region! We stopped by to check it out and meet an accomplished pilot to hear his story!

The Chad Staley Memorial Foundation is inviting the community to come together for their inaugural evening of fundraising and support for athletes across northern BC. Since 2020, the Chad Staley Memorial Foundation has helped create opportunities for athletes through grants, community partnerships, wellness initiatives...

The Quesnel River Rush will have a hometown leader at the helm this season after naming Kade Lawlor as team captain for the 2026-27 campaign. For Lawlor, earning the captaincy represents more than just wearing the "C." It's an opportunity to lead the team representing the community where his hockey journey be...

For most guests, the front desk is the first stop when they arrive at a hotel. But behind every smooth check-in is a carefully coordinated operation designed to create a positive guest experience from the moment someone walks through the door. Wake up calls are another story!

Several members of the community and Lheidli T'enneh First Nation waded into the world of water quality testing at West Lake thanks to the Nechako Watershed Roundtable. The training is designed to introduce participants to the fundamentals of water quality monitoring and provide hands-on experience using testing equipm...

One of Prince George's most anticipated holiday shopping traditions is set to return as the 51st Annual Studio Fair takes over the CN Centre from Oct. 30 to Nov. 1. The event will showcase more than 300 local, provincial and national artisans, giving visitors the opportunity to browse a wide variety of handcrafted prod...

Future students had an opportunity to explore what post-secondary education can offer as the University of Northern British Columbia welcomed visitors for its annual Discovery Day. The event gave prospective students and their families a chance to experience campus life firsthand while learning more about the universit...

The Prince George Sports Hall of Fame is preparing to celebrate another outstanding group of local athletes and builders as it welcomes five new inductees as part of its 2026 induction class. Joining the Hall of Fame's Class of 2026 are Gerry Peckham (curling coach and builder), Mary Potskin (softball athlete), Keith S...

Children may outgrow their clothes quickly, but that doesn't mean those items are ready for retirement. We stopped by Once Upon a Child to learn more about the art of consignment and how gently used children's items find a second life with other local families here in Prince George. More information here.

Wine lovers, spirit enthusiasts and community supporters will raise a glass for a good cause later this month as Northern Pour makes its debut in Prince George. The inaugural event will take place Oct. 23 and 24 at the Roll-A-Dome, bringing together tastings, live entertainment, local food and fundraising under one roo...

Leadership comes with responsibility, and Declan Pocock is embracing that challenge after being named captain of the Williams Lake Mustangs. Pocock recently joined us to discuss what the honour means to him and the opportunity to lead both on and off the ice.

As the golf season winds down, the work is far from over for the maintenance team at Aberdeen Glen Golf Course. Behind the scenes, staff are busy preparing the course's greens for the winter months, a process that plays a critical role in ensuring they are healthy and ready for golfers when spring arrives. We learn mor...

October is Community Inclusion Month, and AiMHi is using the opportunity to celebrate the value of connection, acceptance and participation for people of all abilities. AiMHi invites you to get involved and participate in celebrating people with diverse abilities and find opportunities to include all people in our comm...

The Prince George Royal Purple have a long legacy in the city and look forward to giving back every year where they can including during Royal Purple Week and specifically on Purple Thursday where donations will be made to community organizations.

The Mavrik Turnbull Foundation is working to create a lasting impact in the community by turning remembrance into meaningful action. Mavrik was a three year old boy from Prince George, who battled stage 4, high-risk, neuroblastoma for 21 months before passing. The organization is focused on supporting local initiatives...

Prince George's own Chase Harrington is one step closer to the NHL dream. The Spokane Chiefs Captain has officially signed an entry-level contract with the Calgary Flames, marking a major milestone in an already impressive hockey journey.

Shannon Horrigan, a local breast cancer survivor is sharing her journey ahead of this year's CIBC Run for the Cure on Sunday October 4. Shannon is hoping to raise awareness about the importance of early detection, support and hope. For many participants, the annual event is more than a fundraiser. It is an opportunity ...

A new book by a Prince George author is taking a fresh look at one of British Columbia's most debated transportation and political stories. Author Chuck Fraser has released 'The Betrayal of BC Rail', a book that examines the history of BC Rail and the events surrounding the railway's lease to Canadian National in 2004....

The Prince George Kodiaks are preparing to hit the field one last time on home turf as they get ready for their final home game of the season against the Kamloops Broncos this Saturday September 26 at Masich Place Stadium. For players, the final home game is a chance to finish strong in front of family, friends and sup...

Students looking for a little extra support this school year can turn to the Prince George Public Library, which is offering resources and assistance to help tackle homework challenges. The library says this program is thanks to a $20k contribution from Integris . To inquire about the program you can call (250) 563-925...

Excitement is building in Prince George as the Prince George Spruce Kings prepare to hit the ice for their 2026-27 home opener. Ahead of the big game, forward Mason Loewen and netminder Ryder Green stopped by CKPG Today to talk about the upcoming season, the atmosphere surrounding the team and what fans can expect when...

Rail Safety Week is back, bringing an important reminder for drivers, pedestrians and cyclists to stay alert around railway tracks and crossings. The annual campaign focuses on raising awareness about the potential dangers near railways and encouraging safe behaviour around trains and railway infrastructure.

Photography enthusiasts of all skill levels are invited to grab their cameras and explore one of Prince George's scenic outdoor spaces as the PG Photo Club hosts a photo walk at LC Gunn Park. The opportunity presents itself for the 2nd Annual Photo Walk across Canada by the Canadian Association for Photography and Arts...

Communities across Canada will once again come together this weekend for the annual Terry Fox Run, continuing a legacy of hope, perseverance, and fundraising for cancer research. The Prince George run will go on Sunday September 20th at Lheidli T'enneh Memorial Park. More information here.

The kids have gone back to school in School District 57 and that means drivers have to slow down in school zones. We took part in some school zone speed enforcement with the RCMP's Community Policing division at Malaspina Elementary.