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Where we were: Pride in Prince George

Like many communities across Canada, there was an event in Prince George that became the catalyst for the celebration of Pride.

Through hours of interviews and archive research, MyPGNow is debuting a glimpse at a moment in northern history…

Thanks to the Exploration Place, the Prince George Public Library Archives, and the many individuals who took the time to speak with us on this subject.

Newspaper articles credited to The Prince George Citizen, CNC Student Paper, The Prince George Free Press and the Smithers Interior News.

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