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Seebach Days at Huble Homestead in Prince George

Seebach Days at Huble Homestead Historic Site were held May 20 and 21. The ribbon was cut on the new permanent exhibit, Seebach’s Cabin, and guests learned all about Huble’s business partner and the work he did trapping, trading, and traveling. There were demos held both days including blacksmithing and black powder shooting.

Vaisakhi Sikh Festival in Prince George

The celebratory Vaisakhi Sikh Festival took place Saturday, May 19, with a parade procession at 10 a.m. from 4298 Davis Road to the CN Centre parking lot where were announcements, displays and food booths including almost 2,000 samosas, pizza, sweets and refreshments from 12:30 to 2 p.m. Everyone was welcome at this free event.

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Cancer Relay for Life

The Cancer Relay for Life took place at Masich Place Stadium from 10 a.m. Saturday, May 12 to 10 a.m. Sunday, May 13. More than $420,000 was raised.

Rocky Mountain Rangers

After three months of basic training completed on Wednesday nights and weekends, the graduating class of recruits to the Rocky Mountain Rangers marched in parade outside CN Centre in front of proud family members and friends Sunday, May 13.

Elks May Day Parade

The Elks May Day Parade took place downtown Prince George Saturday, May 12.

Little Bundles of Joy - May, 2012

Little Bundles of Joy - May, 2012

PGs Got Talent

PG's Got Talent was held Saturday, May 5 at 2 and 7 p.m. at the PG Playhouse. This was a performing and fine arts variety show with 22 acts, showcasing many talents, including lyrical dance, classical singers, rappers, belly dancers, pole dancing, opera, cultural dancing, piano and modern-pop.

Day of Mourning in Prince George

Hundreds gathered on the slopes of the Workers' Memorial Statue at the corner of Queensway Street and Patricia Boulevard Saturday afternoon to pay their respects during the 2012 Day of Mourning. The day is observed every April 28 to remember those who have lost their lives to work-related incidents or illnesses contracted from their occupations ...

Mantracker in Prince George

Mantracker, Terry Grant, visited Prince George Motors Saturday to pose for photos and sign autographs before giving a talk to about 400 Cadets at hte Connaught Youth Centre. The event was a fundraiser for operating costs at the Connaught Youth Centre. PG Motors sold the tickets to local businesses that in turn donated the tickets to the Cadets.