Arts & Life

Some of the world's great poets inspired the hands of sculptor Phil Morrison as he crafted the works arranged in the north gallery room of the Two Rivers Gallery. Now, some of the city's poetic writers are returning the favour.

Canadian live theatre hit a new level - came into its own in many ways - with the play Billy Bishop Goes to War. It debuted in 1978 with then-unknown actor Eric Peterson in the heavy lead role.

Valdy, the legendary Canadian music star, has developed an accidental penchant for Prince George duet partners and will debut his latest partnership during a show tonight.

Make your own earth- and life-safe cleaning products. Re-use glass jars for homemade juice or your own garden spices and herbs. Re-use straws. Use unbleached toilet paper made from recycled paper. Support local businesses. Meditate.

Tonight, the sports and the entertainment are on in the same. It is Cougars home opener night, and team officials are promising a new level of pizzazz.

The Central BC Railway & Forestry Industry Museum Society offers a glimpse into the lives of Indo-Canadians in the forestry industry with a new exhibit from Sept. 30 to Nov. 22.

When the PGSO opens its mainstage season, they couldn't hit a much higher note than Jane Coop.

The steps have been small and at times might have seemed frustrating to David Gogo, but it is no longer a matter of debate: he is one of Canada's best bluesmen of all time.

The Nechako Car is already an artifact held in the hands of the Prince George Railway and Forestry Museum, but more history was added to its resume this week.

While the ugly kind of graffiti - the scrawls and tags on other people's property without permission - are being painted over this autumn by a team of community groups, another set of community groups is set on adding the good kind of graffiti.