BC Football Conference:
The Prince George Kodiaks began their 4th season in the BC Football Conference (BCFC) with a 33-13 loss to the Westshore Rebels.
Prince George will be welcoming another provincial event in 2027.Â
BC Soccer announced the Prince George Youth Soccer Association will be hosting the 2027 Youth Provincial Championships B-Cup.Â
The Fort St. John RCMP say a report of a robbery in the community was deemed unfounded after Mounties attended.Â
Police say they received a report of a potential robbery Friday afternoon at a motel in the area of 99A Avenue and 100th Street in Fort St. John, involving a female victim and three male suspect, all with handguns.Â
It was an emotional morning in the parking lot of the Prince George Aquatic Centre as the Cops For Cancer Tour de North team took on their first group training ride since the passing of team member Shane Kelly.Â
Kelly passed away on July 10th due to injuries sustained in a hit-and-run incident.Â
It was a tale of two halves for the Prince George Kodiaks in their season opener as they fell 33-13 to the Westshore Rebels at a near-capacity Masich Place Stadium.Â
"We didn't play four quarters of football," said Kodiaks Head Coach Jamie Boreham.Â
