
Prince George

Recreation
City parks set to re-open for Spring
PRINCE GEORGE - With spring here and the weather set to hit the double digits soon, parks around town will be re-opening for Spring.Here's the list of of parks, washrooms, gates, and outhouses set to open up:Park Openings:Jumpstart Multisport Courts - April 1, 2025Masich Place Stadium - April 1, 2025. Open for public w...
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NATO
Discussions of Canada, NATO to take place at UNBC amid geopolitical uncertainty
PRINCE GEORGE - As the United States and President Donald Trump grow increasingly hostile towards Canada, Canada and its national security has risen to the front of many political discussions. And to discuss this further, the President and CEO of the NATO Association of Canada Robert Baines is holding events around wha...
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Cancer Care
"It takes hope away:" Prince George man says healthcare system is failing as he waits for cancer care
PRINCE GEORGE - In November of 2024, Greg Hoff was diagnosed with esophageal carcinoma, a type of stomach cancer. Since receiving the diagnosis, Hoff has been travelling across the province to places like Kelowna, Vancouver, and Victoria to receive tests and consultations, but months later he still has no timeline on w...
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Spruce Kings
Spruce Kings cherishing last week of regular season
PRINCE GEORGE- The Spruce Kings currently sit three points back of the Rivermen for the final playoff spot in the Coastal Conference, but wouldn't have the chance to play for the spot this weekend if it weren't for three big performances last weekend.They grabbed five of six points against three tough opponents in the ...
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Recreation
City parks set to re-open for Spring
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NATO
Discussions of Canada, NATO to take place at UNBC amid geopolitical uncertainty
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Cancer Care
"It takes hope away:" Prince George man says healthcare system is failing as he waits for cancer care
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Spruce Kings
Spruce Kings cherishing last week of regular season
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Domestic student recruitment a new direction
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Prince George

Domestic student recruitment a new direction
PRINCE GEORGE - The hallways at the College of New Caledonia are busy these days, but what they will look like come September will likely be vastly different, with the federal government limiting the number of international students. However, the College says it has actually seen an increase in the enrolment of domesti...
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Planned outage
Planned power outage going ahead as scheduled this Sunday night
PRINCE GEORGE - Fewer people than originally anticipated will be affected by Sunday's planned power outage in Prince George. The outage will start at 7 p.m. on Sunday, March 30 and will wrap up at approximately 5 a.m. on Monday, March 31."This outage was originally planned to impact more than 14,000 customers but ...
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Cannabis Act
Cannabis Act changes could mean great things for local growers
PRINCE GEORGE - The federal government recently made changes to its Cannabis Act, a move which is being celebrated by both local Prince George growers and the BC Craft Farmers Co-op (BCCFC). One of the biggest changes is allowing producers to grow and cultivate four times the amount of cannabis than before, greatly inc...
Mar 27, 2025
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Cougars
Cougars look for revenge against Winterhawks to open playoffs
PRINCE GEORGE- For the second year running, the Prince George Cougars and Portland Winterhawks will face off in the WHL Playoffs. Last season, the Winterhawks defeated the Cougars in a thrilling six game series to advance to the finals. This year, the Cats are looking for their revenge as they meet in the first round.&...
Mar 26, 2025
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Crime
Two arrested in Massey Drive drug bust
PRINCE GEORGE - A traffic stop last week on Massey Drive led to a large drug and cash seizure. RCMP pulled over a large SUV along Massey Drive at 6:30 p.m. on March 19 and seized the following:28 grams of cocaine97 grams of Fentanyl3 grams of heroin86 grams of methamphetamineLess than a gram of Carfentanil More than $1...
Mar 26, 2025
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New downtown parking survey coming
PRINCE GEORGE - Parking in the downtown and around the hospital has been a bug-a-boo for years. Nearly a decade ago, the days of free parking in the downtown disappeared when the City introduced three-hour parking restrictions. But even that created some angst among frequent visitors to the City's core. "This is s...
Mar 26, 2025
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Public safety
Minister of State for Public Safety in Prince George Thursday
PRINCE GEORGE - Public safety will be in the spotlight in Prince George Thursday afternoon (March 27).Minister of State for Community Safety and Integrated Services Terry Yung will be here to engage with police, business associations, downtown resident associations, public safety advocates, and other interested groups ...
Mar 26, 2025
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Rebates
ICBC rebates on their way to customers
NORTH VANCOUVER - ICBC says those $110 rebates on their way. The 3.7 million rebates of $110 total $410 million and apply to all personal and commercial customers who had an active eligible basic insurance policy in January 2025. The province says they're able to offer the rebate "due to prudent fiscal management ...
Mar 26, 2025
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Cougars
Cougars honour Ziemmer, Kmec and Valis after final regular season game
PRINCE GEORGE- After the Cougars final game of the 2024-25 regular season this past Saturday (Mar. 22), they wrapped up the night honouring the players that played their final regular season WHL game, with the selection of the three stars.The three stars of game 68 against the Royals, were Borya Valis, Villiam Kmec and...
Mar 26, 2025
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Leaving Canada
IRCC responds after Prince George couple leaves Canada
PRINCE GEORGE - Following a CKPG News story that one Prince George couple is leaving Canada due to difficulties getting permanent resident status, Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) responded with a detailed statement. One big concern raised by Jenny Passaris and Petrus Rheeder was concerns over how t...
Mar 25, 2025
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Power Outage
Upcoming huge power outage has seniors concerned
PRINCE GEORGE - Close to 15,000 BC Hydro customers will be without power on March 30, as a planned power outage for scheduled maintenance will impact a large portion of Prince George and surrounding areas."For the transmission infrastructure replacement project, that's just under 15,000 customers. But what when we...
Mar 25, 2025
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Fire
Mobile home fire on the Hart displaces family of four
PRINCE GEORGE - A family of four on the Hart has been displaced by a structure fire. Prince George Fire Rescue responded to the mobile home fire on the 3900 block of Weisbrod Road Monday night at around 9 p.m.The fire was quickly extinguished with damages estimated at $15,000. The four occupants of the home managed to ...
Mar 25, 2025
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Logan to run for third term
PRINCE GEORGE - Chief Dolleen Logan is running for her third term as Chief of the Lheidli T'enneh after serving as Councillor for three terms. She was the first woman in Lheidli T'enneh's history to win back-to-back elections for the role of Chief."It's not about me," she says, noting that decisions are made ...
Mar 25, 2025
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To Your Health
Do multivitamins work?
PRINCE GEORGE-The multivitamin. Often taken daily, its designed to ensure that you are getting all of the most important vitamins to function. However, according to one local pharmacists it's only effective on a small number of people."I usually tell people, if they have a balanced diet with lots of vegetables, th...
Mar 25, 2025
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Council to incentivize development
PRINCE GEORGE -A report looking at ways to incentivize developers to come to Prince George was presented to City Council Monday night (March 24).The Housing Action Plan follows on the heels of a Housing Needs Assessment conducted by the City three years ago. The Action Plan looks at what kinds of incentives the City co...
Mar 25, 2025
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Mental Health Research
CMHA receives large grant for mental health research
PRINCE GEORGE - The Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) of Northern BC has received $75,000 in funding to conduct community-based research on mental illness. $50,000 of the funding will go towards the connections between mental health and homelessness, while the remaining $25,000 will focus on the unique challeng...
Mar 25, 2025
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Traffic
Two-vehicle MVI closes Highway 97 north of Prince George
PRINCE GEORGE - Update (3:45 p.m.): RCMP have confirmed one person was killed in Monday morning's crash on Highway 97 near Summit Lake Road, approximately 50 kilometres north of Prince George.Police say a vehicle crossed the centre line and collided with a logging truck, killing one person.Update (3:05 p.m.): The highw...
Mar 24, 2025
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PG Fire Rescue
Weekend fire on Victoria Street causes $10K in damages
PRINCE GEORGE - Prince George Fire Rescue doused a structure fire Saturday morning on the 1500-block of Victoria Street (March 22). Crews arrived at around 9:30 a.m. to find a suite in a multi tenant residential property on fire. The flames were limited to the one suite with damages estimated at $10,000. The cause of t...
Mar 24, 2025
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Hockey North
U18 AAA Cariboo Cougars finish as provincial runners-up after game three loss Sunday
PRINCE GEORGE - It's heartbreak for the U18 AAA Cariboo Cougars as they were beaten 3-2 in overtime by the Okanagan Rockets in game three of the British Columbia Elite Hockey League (BCEHL) championship series. Hudson Getzlaf, nephew of former Anaheim Ducks forward Ryan Getzlaf, scored the winner at 4:26 in overtime to...
Mar 23, 2025
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Airport Improvement Fees
'Passenger tax' class-action suit against Prince George airport goes ahead
PRINCE GEORGE - A retired Nova Scotia pilot's proposed class action lawsuit against airport improvement fees will remain in the air after Prince George Airport Authority Inc. (PGAA) and two other BC airports failed to ground the case.Brian Roy filed his original notice of civil claim on March 25, 2019. He alleges 20 ai...
Mar 23, 2025
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Chiefs 4 Spruce Kings 3 SO
Spruce Kings head to Surrey Sunday needing a win to keep BCHL playoff hopes alive
CHILLIWACK, B.C. - The Prince George Spruce Kings are gearing up for a must-win Sunday (March 23) afternoon matchup against the Surrey Eagles in the British Columbia Hockey League (BCHL).The Spruce Kings are in tough in their bid to make playoffs this season, as a loss in regulation Sunday would eliminate them from con...
Mar 23, 2025
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Cougars 4 Royals 3 OT
Ziemmer scores OT winner to lift Cougars past Victoria in WHL regular season finale
PRINCE GEORGE - Koehn Ziemmer, the all-time leading goal scorer for the Prince George Cougars, scored the overtime winner to power his team to a 4-3 win against the Victoria Royals Saturday (March 22) night. The 20-year-old LA Kings prospect scored 2:14 into the extra period in his final WHL regular season game as the ...
Mar 23, 2025
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Hockey North
Cariboo Cougars force deciding game three in BCEHL championship series; Northern Capitals finish as provincial runner-up
PRINCE GEORGE - The U18 AAA Cariboo Cougars have forced a winner-take-all game three in the British Columbia Elite Hockey League (BCEHL) championship series. The Cougars beat the Okanagan Rockets 4-2 Saturday (March 22) night to hand the Kelowna team their first loss of the playoffs. Jaxon Larmand, Nicholas Gordon, Ril...
Mar 23, 2025
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Hockey North
Cariboo Cougars, Northern Capitals playing must-win BCEHL championship games Saturday
PRINCE GEORGE - The U18 AAA Cariboo Cougars were beaten 4-2 by the Okanagan Rockets in game one of the British Columbia Elite Hockey League (BCEHL) Final Friday (March 21) night at the Kin Centre.Jaxon Larmand and Brett Peebles scored for the Cougars while Hayden Laing, Will Fuhrmann, Hudson Getzlaf, and Jake Torres di...
Mar 22, 2025
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