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Golfers have been given the green light to get back on the course and two Prince George courses have opened, but tennis season is still on hold.

Masich Place Stadium is off-limits for public use during the COVID-19 pandemic but it will eventually reopen and the City of Prince George is going ahead with the next phase of renovations to the facility.

The UNBC Timberwolves women’s soccer program is bringing a local product back home, officially announcing the commitment of goalkeeper Alyson Raper for the 2020-2021 Canada West season.

COVID-19 has affected virtually every aspect of life the past month, resulting in the cancelation of all public gatherings to reduce the threat of spreading the virus.

COVID-19 has affected virtually every aspect of life the past month, resulting in the cancelation of all public gatherings to reduce the threat of spreading the virus.

Jason Garneau knows the drill as a hockey coach and when normalcy returns to the world he will step into a familiar role as an assistant on the Prince George Spruce Kings' staff. The B.C.

Regular operations of the B.C. Supreme Court - including those at the Prince George courthouse - were suspended until further notice on Wednesday as part of the effort to contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus.

Prince George RCMP are asking the public's help in finding a man suspected of stealing roughly $5,000 worth of electronics from a local store.

A Prince George man was arrested following a brazen attempt to get away with nearly $4,000 worth of items from a local business. Lionel William Tanguay, 41, has been charged with seven counts, including break and enter with intent to commit a crime.

Five down, five to go. Two weeks after Prince George RCMP released images and information on 10 people wanted on active arrest warrants, five have been rounded up and five remain at large. All are considered violent and should not be approached.