Tag: Tourism PG

PG’s Hit the Trails Challenge launches next phase, recognizes eight individuals

The next edition of the Hit the Trails passport launches today (Wednesday), and runs through October 31st People can sign up by visiting the Tourism PG website.

Tourism PG eyeing visitor growth for 2026

Prince George played host to the Special Olympics B.C. Summer Games in July of this year. In October, a Party in the Plaza event was held to support the city's bid for the 2030 Special Olympics Canada Games.

Tourism PG tabs Scott McWalter as new Executive Director

McWalter will begin the new role on November 24th.

New mural to be unveiled in Downtown PG

The installation features a burst of Northern-inspired themes, rendered in Sapergia’s expressive style to help create dynamic, community-driven public spaces in downtown Prince George. The launch also kicks-off Community Art Days at Canada Games Plaza, hosted by Two Rivers Art Gallery, with a creative weekend of art, workshops and hands-on activities ahead.

Support PG promoting “staycations” alongside local businesses partners

Support PG is working alongside some of its community partners as it is launching several new "staycation" packages in...

Tourism Prince George eyeing Canada Day as reopening date for visitor centre

Tourism Prince George is hoping to reopen its Visitor Information Centre to the public on July 1st after the...

Prince George Airport sees 2nd straight month with 95% passenger reduction

Last month 1,910 passengers came through Prince George's YXS airport, compared to 42,537 in May of last year. This marks...

Tourism Prince George planing to move forward with help of funding

Tourism Prince George is looking ahead to the future of local and regional tourism in Northern BC. Provincial and federal...

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Tourism Prince George celebrating Tourism Week online

This week's Tourism Week festivities have moved to virtual platforms as Tourism Prince George has been sharing the stories...

How Tourism PG plans to move ahead after COVID-19

The tourism sector has been among the hardest hit by COVID-19, but Tourism PG CEO Tracey McBride feels confident...

New “Support PG” initiative comes to the city

Supporting local business has become increasingly important as small businesses continue to struggle during the COVID-19 pandemic. A number of...

Summertime activities featured in City of PG’s Active Living Guide

Despite Environment Canada's prediction of a cool spring, Prince George residents may be ready to start looking forward to...

Big things in store for Tourism Prince George, as new CEO is announced

Following an eventful 2019, Tourism Prince George announced its new CEO earlier today (Friday). The new head of the organization...

UPDATE: Weather continues to determine Ice Oval schedule

The PG Outdoor Ice Oval is open today (Sunday). It hosted a Master's long blade skate for advanced speedskaters today. Ice...

Prince George benefits from BC tourism boom

BC’s tourism industry is booming. The province has seen an increase of more than 120,000 visitors in the first quarter...

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Hartley’s Sports Shorts; Tuesday, October 13th

Cal Conway made 30 saves in the Swift Current net and the Broncos won the shootout 2-1 before 3,559 fans at CN Centre.

UNBC gearing up for first ever UNBC Week

"From discovering what UNBC has to offer, to cheering on the Timberwolves and reconnecting with alumni, there are many ways to be part of the week and to celebrate the connections between campus and community."

Northern Pour invites community to raise a glass for cardiac care

During the October 23-24 weekend, the Northern Pour Wine and Spirits will be taking place at the Roll-A-Dome, benefiting Spirit of the North.

Spruce Kings drop first game at BCHL Showcase

A pair of early goals helped the Trail Smoke Eaters to a 4-3 win over the Prince George Spruce Kings at the BCHL Showcase in Nisku, Alberta on Sunday.

Darin’s Sports Shorts; Monday, October 12th

Recap of local and national sports.
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