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Prince George’s post-secondaries welcoming a new school year
With some trees already starting to change from green to yellow, Prince George's post-secondary institutions are gearing up for another school year. Orientation is getting underway for both UNBC and the College of New Caledonia tomorrow. (Tuesday)
Canfor Leisure Pool to be closed for annual maintenance
If you want to go for an indoor swim, the Aquatic Centre will be your best bet. Starting tomorrow (Tuesday), the Canfor Leisure Pool will be closed for annual maintenance until September 21st.Â
Darin’s Sports Shorts; Monday, September 1st
Recap of local and national sports.
BC Transit’s school special routes return for the fall
BC Transit's School Special routes are resuming for the school year, effective today. (Sunday)
Updated OCP coming back to Council table
The City's Official Community Plan is coming back to the Council table. At this week's meeting, taking place Wednesday evening, Prince George City Council will discuss the implementation of Council Resolutions from previous meetings.Â
Kodiaks hold on for win over Raiders
For the first time in team history, the Prince George Kodiaks have won three in a row.The Kodiaks held on for a 22-19 win over the Vancouver Island Raiders in Nanaimo Saturday.
Darin’s Sports Shorts; Sunday, August 31st
Recap of local and national sports.
Back-to-school road safety a team effort between drivers, parents and students
The Prince George RCMP is reminding drivers, parents and students alike of several safety tips as we head towards the return to the classroom.Â
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Connector event brings Prince George’s Social Service Providers together
Many of the social service providers converged in Veteran’s Plaza outside of Prince George City Hall today (Thursday) to connect with each other. The event was first brought forward to Prince George City Council in July as a notice of motion by Councillors Kyle Sampson and Brian Skakun.Â
Prince George Mounties back on the lookout for Trevor Alexis
The Prince George RCMP is on the lookout for 33-year-old Trevor Lyndon Alexis.
Man convicted of manslaughter in March 2023 investigation
The Prince George RCMP say a man has been convicted in the 2023 manslaughter of Davis Smith. According to police, a decision was handed down in the B.C. Supreme Court on August 19th, convicting 32-year-old Dakota Rayn Keewatin of manslaughter.Â
Indigenous-led wind power project near Hixon among ten purchase agreements accepted by B.C. Utilities Commission
The British Columbia Utilities Commission (BCUC) accepted 10 energy purchase agreements between BC Hydro and proponents of its 2024 call for clean or renewable electricity.This includes a wind farm project near Hixon being led by the Lheidli T'enneh First Nation and Ecoener Energie Canada, Inc.
B.C. Government providing funding for francophone initiatives
The B.C. Government is investing $250,000 to support six non-profits in delivering initiatives reflecting the needs and priorities of the province's francophone communities. "This year's recipients highlight the strength and creativity of francophone organizations across British Columbia," said Minister Responsible for Francophone Affairs Adrian Dix.
Cougars back on the ice for Training Camp this weekend
A sure sign that summer is winding down, the Prince George Cougars will be back on the ice this week. The team announced rosters and schedules for the team's 2025 Training Camp, which will be taking place at the CN Centre this weekend.Â
BC Transit enables digital validation for BC Bus Pass users
Transit users in Prince George will have another option for paying for their ride. BC Transit and the Province announced that effective September 1st, BC Buss Pass products are enabled for contactless tap validation in transit systems that operate Umo digital payments.Â
Huble Homestead celebrating the spud with Potato Festival
Huble Homestead will be wrapping up the summer season with the annual Potato Festival this weekend. "We've been growing several heritage varieties in our garden over the last few months, we'll be harvesting them later this week and they'll be for sale this weekend," said Executive Director Krystal Leason.Â
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Prince George’s post-secondaries welcoming a new school year
With some trees already starting to change from green to yellow, Prince George's post-secondary institutions are gearing up for another school year. Orientation is getting underway for both UNBC and the College of New Caledonia tomorrow. (Tuesday)
Canfor Leisure Pool to be closed for annual maintenance
If you want to go for an indoor swim, the Aquatic Centre will be your best bet. Starting tomorrow (Tuesday), the Canfor Leisure Pool will be closed for annual maintenance until September 21st.Â
Darin’s Sports Shorts; Monday, September 1st
Recap of local and national sports.
BC Transit’s school special routes return for the fall
BC Transit's School Special routes are resuming for the school year, effective today. (Sunday)
Updated OCP coming back to Council table
The City's Official Community Plan is coming back to the Council table. At this week's meeting, taking place Wednesday evening, Prince George City Council will discuss the implementation of Council Resolutions from previous meetings.Â
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