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Gnats open rugby season with win over Rustlers

Gnats open rugby season with win over Rustlers

Gnats score win over Rustlers with strong defensive effort on Saturday afternoon
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Prince George Cougars: 2022 draft preview

Prince George Cougars: 2022 draft preview

Losing teams a product of poor draft-day decisions in early days of Cougars' current ownership group
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Winning the only cure for Prince George Cougars' financial woes

Winning the only cure for Prince George Cougars' financial woes

Team president and part-owner John Pateman admits Cougars made mistakes with its ticket-pricing structure that alienated fans but predicts a winning team is on the horizon that will bring crowds back to CN Centre
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Training underway for Cops for Cancer Tour de North ride

Training underway for Cops for Cancer Tour de North ride

Cops for Cancer Tour de North riders are already training for their week-long 850 km ride in September. Hear why one Prince George resident is taking on the challenge.
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‘Egregious oversight’: BCAFN urges Pope Francis to visit Kamloops

‘Egregious oversight’: BCAFN urges Pope Francis to visit Kamloops

Tk’emlúps te Secwepemc is not on the Pope’s itinerary
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Camp was a wish come true for Prince George girls

Camp was a wish come true for Prince George girls

Prince George Girl Guides’ Camp Ispah celebrates 55+ years of fun, adventure
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College of New Caledonia has a new board chair and $2 million deficit

College of New Caledonia has a new board chair and $2 million deficit

CNC will use surplus from previous years to offset a projected $2 million deficit
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Slower wildfire season predicted in northern B.C.

Slower wildfire season predicted in northern B.C.

Lower than average fire risk predicted for May and June, rising in July and August
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First-of-its-kind ‘60s Scoop exhibit coming to Prince George library

First-of-its-kind ‘60s Scoop exhibit coming to Prince George library

Exhibit shares personal testimonials of resilience from twelve survivors
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Relay for Life is a live event again, but not 24 hours

Relay for Life is a live event again, but not 24 hours

Relay for Life in Prince George looks a bit different this year. The Canadian Cancer Society’s fundraising event will take place at Ecole Lac Des Bois, 4131 Rainbow Drive, Saturday, June 11 from 4 to 10 p.m.
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