Ted Andrew
Greetings y'all! Thanks for checking out My Prince George Now. I am the weekend anchor and reporter for council and school board. In my free time I enjoy cooking, reading and exercising (don't let my size fool you). If you have a news tip, feel free to send it our way!
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Support for Site C increasing as province gives green light
BC Hydro is noticing there is growing support for its proposed Site C project.This comes as the province has given the green light for construction to begin.A new poll...
HPV vaccine to be offered to at risk boys and men
Starting this fall, males who are at risk for HPV can get immunized free of charge.The province has announced that in September boys and young men up to age...
Public Library running downtown walking tours
Those wanting to take in some local history have the chance to do so this summer.The Prince George Public Library is offering its downtown walking tours that run every...
Over $80 million spent so far on firefighting
Forest fire fighting costs are continuing to rise for this year.So far over $80 million has been spent to combat fires that have been burning across BC.Finance Minister Mike...
Clearer picture of Prince Rupert LNG facility made known
Details of a $36 billion LNG investment were made known Monday.The province and Pacific NorthWest LNG have signed an agreement that will see a facility built on Lelu Island...
DBIA to focus on reorganizing downtown
Some reorganizing will be coming to the city's downtown soon.The Downtown Business Improvement Association is working on trying to better manage what stores, restaurants are in the city's core.Executive...
Lower than average bear sightings these days
The number of bear sightings has been suspiciously down over the past while.The Northern Bear Awareness Society says there is not near the activity this year as compared to...
BC Hydro warns about cranking up the AC
This heat wave may have people cranking up the power to stay cool.But BC Hydro is reminding them to be aware what that can do to the overall power...
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CNC offers adult upgrading grant
The College of New Caledonia is offering an adult upgrading grant to help students cover the costs of school.The...
City looks to residents for budget input
The City of Prince George is ready to start doing phone surveys to find out what people want in...
BSCA pushing gas safety
With BBQ season officially upon us, the BC Safety Authority is asking people to double-check propane equipment before using...
Camosun College partners with PGSS
A new dual credit program between Prince George Secondary School and Camosun College has been given the green light.Student...
City reads between lines of painting deal
The City of Prince George has chipped away at its line painting program.The city has decided to end the...
Search ongoing for missing 15 year old
The search for a missing teen along the Fraser River will resume today.Prince George RCMP and Search and Rescue...
Thieves being sought after dragon boat equipment stolen
The Northbreast Passage Dragon Boat Team is wanting to catch the culprit after some of their equipment is stolen.Over...
Dragon boat teams donates to hospice house
The Prince George Hospice Society now has an extra $1000.The Northbreast Passage Dragon Boat Team made the donation Tuesday...
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New-look Cougars sink their teeth into Portland
The Cougars find themselves off for the next 12 days before heading to Spokane for a two-game set against the Chiefs October 3rd and 4th.
Three workshops coming to Prince George for Alzheimer caregivers
The Alzheimer Society of B.C. will be hosting free workshops in Prince George next week.
Cops for Cancer Tour de North raises $245,000 for childhood cancer research
Emergency service crews that took part in this year's Cops for Cancer Tour de North wrapped up their seven day ride on Thursday in Prince Rupert.
Zach’s Sports Shorts; Saturday, September 20th
The regular season officially kicked off for the Prince George Cougars yesterday (Friday) after a 6-1 victory over the Portland Winterhawks at home.
New faces shine for Cougars in season opener
That's starting the season with a bang.The Prince George Cougars opened their season with a 6-1 win over the Portland Winterhawks in front of 4,252 fans at the CN Centre.
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