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Knights make Prince George sports history

Knights make Prince George sports history

7th inning rally defeats Richmond in 18U final; provincial championship a first for Prince George in triple-A baseball
Kerley bends but doesn't break at Ladies Simon Fraser Open

Kerley bends but doesn't break at Ladies Simon Fraser Open

Williams Lake golfer holds lead to capture trophy for second time at 54th annual Prince George Golf and Curling Club tournament
Trudeau triggers Sept. 20 federal election

Trudeau triggers Sept. 20 federal election

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau pulled the plug Sunday on his minority Liberal government, arguing that Canadians deserve a say on how to finish the fight against COVID-19 and build back the shattered economy.
Knights playing for 18U provincial baseball gold

Knights playing for 18U provincial baseball gold

Prince George taking on Richmond City in tournament semifinal in Ridge Meadows
Arson suspected in townhouse fire

Arson suspected in townhouse fire

Sunday morning fire caused $100,000 damage to Tabor Boulevard home
Gibb speaking the language of hockey in France

Gibb speaking the language of hockey in France

Former WHL Cougar defenceman about to begin his fourth season in Ligue Magnus
18-U Knights improve to 3-0 at triple-A provincial championship in Ridge Meadows

18-U Knights improve to 3-0 at triple-A provincial championship in Ridge Meadows

Prince George team seeking city's first-ever triple-A baseball provincial crown
$15 million Lotto Max winning ticket sold in Vancouver

$15 million Lotto Max winning ticket sold in Vancouver

Friday's jackpot draw produces instant millionaire
Wildfire near Chetwynd burns structures, Highway 97 reopened

Wildfire near Chetwynd burns structures, Highway 97 reopened

Significant growth of Cutoff Creek fire southwest of Vanderhoof prompts evacuation order, expanded alert
Community Arts Council will stay where it is - for now

Community Arts Council will stay where it is - for now

The Prince George & District Community Arts Council has been in the planning stages of developing a new Creative Arts Hub in the heart of downtown Prince George for years and one funding stream dried up recently but here are others available to pursue.