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For most of the game Sunday, Brooke Molby was the last line of defence for the UNBC Timberwolves women's soccer team. With one exception.

When anniversaries happen, there are presents. Gifts. Theatre NorthWest has wrapped a special one for Prince George, to kick off their 2017-18 season.

Rodeo riders can never have enough saddles. The Jones sisters of Prince George have yet to reach their teens but they've already won more than a few intricate leather works of art in rodeo events to keep them glued to their horses.

UNBC men earn four of a possible six points on opening weekend

After a shaky opening quarter-hour of their season-opener facing the Thompson Rivers University WolfPack Saturday at North Cariboo Field, the UNBC Timberwolves dug in their heels and started defending their turf like junkyard dogs.

Prince George high jumper fails to advance at world championships

The road to gold begins to today for Prince George athletes entered in the Canada Summer Games in Winnipeg. Jericko Prince, 19, Tyson Ghostkeeper, 19, and Nicholas Potskin, 20, will be sporting Team B.C.

Falcon Contracting pitcher tosses 7-0 shutout in SCMFA final

It's less than a year before this great but apparently idiotic country plans to legalize marijuana, and some doubts emerged this week over whether that deadline is achievable.

Just before he lunged across the goal line into the end zone with the winning try which gave the Terrace Northmen the chance to defend their provincial independent club rugby championship Saturday at Kelly Road field, Craig Dunfield was gasping for b