Arts & Life

CBC Television has turned sit-coms into a sport. Since early October, the CBC ComedyCoup Competition has called on Canada to bring out the funny.

Local singer-songwriter Joey Only is stomping in for a Prince George Saturday night. Known for his original alternative folk/country style and assertive presentation style, the Wells-based performer has a national reputation.

Prince George is about to welcome The Doobie Brothers and a Doobie daughter as well. The seminal classic rockers will be live tonight at CN Centre, making their Prince George debut.

Red Haven is a little bluesy, a little folksy, a little souly, a little swingy, a little country-y. Ok, the description is kind of bumpy but the sound is whisky smooth.

The Beatles are still invading, at least in spirit, and Prince George is on the front lines tonight.

B.C. Lieutenant Governor Judith Guichon has launched the second season of her music program to promote community spirit across the province.

The Spirit of the North Festival of Trees would like to invite performers to audition for the opportunity to entertain at this magical event. Traditionally, people have simply let the organization know that they were interested.

What was done in desperate English times with the best of intentions created a legacy of painful Canadian question marks. They are the so-called Home Children and their descendants.

The starting gun goes off for Christmas shopping when the doors open next Friday to wondrous arts and crafts. The city's largest, peer-approved artisan sale is one of the city's most circled dates on the seasonal calendar.

When the contingent of Prince George highland dancers packed their bags for the USA, they expected to learn a lot, have some fun, meet some other highland dancers from around North America, and bring home a lot of experiences.