The annual Prince George Regional Heritage Fair was held at the Civic Centre, with each participant having earned their way to the district level by first emerging from an exhibition at their school.
At the district event, each display is visited by two teams of judges who evaluate the visual quality of the exhibit and also the verbal communication of the students. Judges often ask the students a number of questions about their chosen topic.
Some preliminary awards were bestowed from the district event. They are:
- BC Hydro Power Pioneers Award to Robyn Barwise of Morfee Elementary for "The Working Women of Wells"
- Canada's History Award to runner-up Tianna Schnepf of Pinewood Elementary for "World War II" and first place Rebecca Townsley of Malaspina Elementary for "Hallways of Shame"
- Historic Places Award to Matthew Grilz of Hart Highlands Elementary for "St. Roch"
- Lieutenant Governor's Historical Literacy Award to Hannah Case of Pinewood Elementary for "John P. Laboucane"
- BC Magazine History Award to Mira Grant of Hart Highlands Elementary for "Chilcotin War"
- Monica Becott Regional Heritage Award to Gwen MacPherson of Pinewood Elementary for "A Long Ago Childhood"
- Kent Sedgwick Memorial Research Award to Tejiri Grant-Oyeye of Cedars School for "Are Fossils Like Cameras"
- Golden Raven Award for Exceptional Enthusiasm to (honorable mentions) Thomas Gregg of Pinewood Elementary for "My Grandpa and Hockey"; Alicia Somerville and Sydney Goering of Hart Highlands Elementary for "Bobbie Rosenfeld"; Leigh Peebles and Evan Callaway of Pinewood Elementary for "Canadian Arctic Expedition" and top prize to Erica McCallum of Cedars School for "Nancy Greene"
- Prince George Community Builders Award to Rowan Brown for "Mrs. Kinney: A School Teacher"
- Forestry Award to Madeline Rein of Hart Highlands Elementary for "Pulp Mills and Me"
The Stellar Achievement Award class of 2014 is:
- Suntaya Ebach, Hart Highlands Elementary for "The Underground Railroad"
- Jillian Hepburn, Malaspina Elementary for "A Trip to Canada"
- Lia Huggett, Pinewood Elementary for "My Grandma Elsie Gorbat as a Reporter in the 1950s"
- Zachariah Ohori, Malaspina Elementary for "The Displacement of the Japanese during WWII"
- Hunter Paradoski, Malaspina Elementary for "The Great Depression"
- Madeline Rein, Hart Highlands Elementary for "Pulp Mills and Me"
- Isabelle Saunders, Cedars School for "From Nothing to Something, the Story of Prince George Tire Service"
Five delegates for the Provincial Heritage Fair have been chosen from the among the Stellar Achievement award winners. Once their parents have confirmed their ability to attend the Kamloops event later this spring, their names will be announced.
