You wouldn't guess a bog in central British Columbia could produce so many natural goodies, but as we show you today the berries can be plentiful, and the mushrooms can be turned into a savoury pastries! Learn more from North Waters Wildcraft and Moose, Mushrooms, and Mud.

For many people, Halloween decorations come out of a box once a year. For Murphy Crampton, Halloween is a year-round passion. We got a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process behind Crampton's spooky creations at the corner of St. Anne and Southridge, learning how imagination, craftsmanship and countless hours o...

As Halloween approaches, stories of unexplained encounters, mysterious sounds and lingering spirits are once again taking centre stage. We took a walk with local historian and storyteller Ian Gibbs to learn more about some of downtown Prince George's most haunted buildings and the tales that have been passed down throu...

Northern British Columbia is home to no shortage of natural treasures, and some of the most interesting can be found in places many people overlook. We headed into a bog near Prince George to discover what can be found growing in these unique ecosystems, from wild berries to a variety of mushrooms that emerge throughou...

Capturing the perfect wildlife photograph takes more than just a good camera. It requires patience, preparation and a deep understanding of the natural world. We recently joined Eric Seemann, better known as "The Wildlifer," to learn what goes into photographing wildlife in northern British Columbia. More det...

ELF: The Musical is set for December 18-20 at Vanier Hall in Prince George as Judy Russell Presents and the PGSO partner together to bring a family favourite to a stage near you. Find out how our audition went for Buddy the Elf! Tickets available here.

One of British Columbia's oldest and most unique species is getting a helping hand thanks to the Nechako White Sturgeon Recovery Initiative in Vanderhoof. The program is dedicated to protecting and rebuilding the population of white sturgeon in the Nechako River, a species that has faced significant challenges over the...

Have you ever wondered how much training is involved in being a firefighter? Today we get an inside look at a special training exercise with the Shell-Glen Volunteer Fire Department east of Prince George. From training exercises and equipment checks to emergency preparedness and teamwork, firefighters must be ready to ...

What does it take to keep a human being healthy in space? The answer is more complex than you might think. Health in Space: Daring to Explore is a travelling exhibition developed by the Canada Aviation and Space Museum, in collaboration with the Canadian Space Agency. We visit this new stop at The Exploration Place on ...

The Prince George Kennel Club held its first sprinting event for dogs over the weekend at the PG Ice Oval. As you'd expect the traditional breeds of dogs known for their speed delivered, but it also made for some hilarious moments while we there there in attendance. If you'd like more information on the Prince George K...

For most people, a clock is simply a way to tell time. For Auntie Clockwise, it is a piece of history, craftsmanship and engineering. We stepped inside the workshop of the local horologist to learn what goes into repairing, restoring and maintaining timepieces of all kinds. Surrounded by intricate gears, delicate tools...

There was plenty of activity around the hive to celebrate National Honey Month as we caught up with local beekeeper Andy Pratt to learn more about the fascinating world of bees and beekeeping. During our visit, Pratt gave us a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to care for a healthy hive, from monitoring bee popul...

As Prince George prepares to head to the polls on October 17, there is a lot more happening behind the scenes than many voters realize. From preparing polling stations and training election workers to organizing ballots and ensuring election rules are followed, months of planning go into making a municipal election run...

How hard can it be to get a horse through a gate? What about a bridge of pallets? We dig into the details of horse maneuvers and the world of equestrian with CKPG Funchaser Cadance Van Geloven and her award-winning horses which has spanned generations in Miworth just west of city limits.

For anyone looking to deepen their appreciation of northern B.C.'s forests, the Willow River Interpretive Trail offers a chance to step off the beaten path and discover the stories hidden beneath the branches. Guides will be giving tours to celebrate National Forests Week on September 26th. RSVP before September 23rd f...

The University of Northern BC welcomed students back to campus with a party for the ages complete with axe throwing, cornhole, and even poker! We took part and caught up with interim President Dr. Bill Owen.

As students prepare to head back to the classroom, families across Prince George are turning their attention to back-to-school shopping. We took a shopping trip ourselves with School District 57 Superintendent Jameel Aziz to London Drugs in Prince George to provide some tips and also have some fun ahead of the school y...

The Prince George Public Library had some special guests recently welcoming in GoGlobal AI to show off their robot collection including a robodog, and one that could dance ballet. Safe to say the kids in attendance were impressed! More information about the company who put this on here.

As the BCNE begins, so does the showcase for local 4-H kids who have been working hard on their projects which include sheep, cows, chickens, and other animals. We meet Sid the cow with Amy who teaches us what it takes to wash this massive animal! The annual Prince George 4-H livestock auction takes place on Saturday, ...

You may think students are taking it easy in the dog days of summer but you would be mistaken. We captured part of the school's inaugural Amazing Race to test the kids about their own campus at the University of Northern British Columbia.

The 2026 Canadian Native Fastball Championships are on now at Carrie Jane Grey Park which includes Spruce City Stadium, Rotary Field, and more! Learn how you can join in on the action and what it takes to play the sport on the show. More information and scheduling available on Facebook here.

The Mackenzie Outdoor Route and Trail Association (MORATA) has developed a major network of mountain bike trails on Morfee Mountain in Mackenzie, British Columbia. Join us as we explore a few of these trails ahead of Rockin' the Ridgeline, a music, bike, and art festival in the community taking place July 24-26, 2026. ...

Today, we're stepping back in history and learning about a marvellous feat of engineering: the water wheel. These machines made mining a bit easier in places like Barkerville, but before that could happen, folks needed to learn how to use them! Enter Mr. William Greenwood, a prospective junior engineer who is ready to ...

We're trading the studio for the Fraser River and experiencing one of the region's most popular adventures: whitewater rafting with Mount Robson Whitewater. The guided excursion features a mix of calm waters and exhilarating category 3 rapids, all set against the gorgeous backdrop of the Canadian Rockies. If whitewater...

For outdoor enthusiasts looking for a new adventure, Valemount may be home to one of British Columbia's most breathtaking places to play disc golf. Set against a backdrop of towering mountain peaks, dense forests, and stunning valley views, the community's disc golf course offers far more than just a round of play. It ...

Surrounded by towering mountain peaks, pristine wilderness, and crystal-clear waters, Kinbasket Lake offers visitors a front-row seat to some of British Columbia's most spectacular scenery. While many travellers explore the region by hiking trail or highway, taking to the water provides a completely different perspecti...

For those looking to challenge themselves, stay active, and reach new heights literally the Valemount Climbing Club is providing an exciting opportunity for residents and visitors alike. Find out more in partnership with Tourism Valemount on the show.

There are few sights in British Columbia as awe-inspiring as Mount Robson. Standing at 3,954 metres (12,972 feet), it is the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies, towering above the surrounding landscape and drawing visitors from around the world. Join us in partnership with Tourism Valemount and Robson Helimagic with ...