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Seehra socks it to 'em

Jag Seehra opened the inaugural Canadian Golden Gloves boxing championships with a bang.

Olympic badminton star coming to CNC

One year ago, scandal rocked the badminton world at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London.

Canada Games schedule, venue list released

The heat of summer is now upon us but in Prince George, winter is never that far away, especially for organizers of the 2015 Canada Winter Games. In less than 18 months -- 574 days to be precise -- the Games will begin. For two weeks, from Feb.

Kings get bigger on blueline

The Prince George Spruce Kings have uncovered a giant to help fortify the blue line.

Citizen CFL picks: Bombers to edge out Argos

After three weeks in the CFL picks game: Ted Clarke 4-0 last week; 6-2 overall Peter James 4-0 last week; 9-3 overall Sheri Lamb 2-2 last week; 7-5 overall Mark Nielsen 3-1 last week; 5-3 overall Argonauts (1-2) at Blue Bombers (1-2) Tonight (5 p.m.

Triathlete's goal to 'survive the swimming'

Tim Rowe will jump into some new waters this weekend. The longtime spectator of the Pomeroy Inn & Suites Prince George Triathlon has decided it's time to wade into the competition. Rowe will compete in the sprint triathlon - a 0.

Hendrick is primed for the Chase

Taking Stock
Assault completes PGSLA threepeat

Assault completes PGSLA threepeat

How lopsided was it in the fourth and deciding game of the Prince George Senior Lacrosse Association final? As far as the Shooters Pub Devils were concerned it was an epic blowout of Deepwater Horizon proportions and they could do nothing to prevent

Special Olympians make medal haul

There's no medal detector at airport security but no electronic gadgetry was needed to know it was a successful weekend for the Prince George contingent at the B.C. Special Olympics Summer Games. Collectively, they came back with 68 medals.
Devils get it done in OT

Devils get it done in OT

Shooters Pub Devils goalie Steven Brizan would be the first to admit he didn't play well in the first two games of the Prince George Senior Lacrosse Association final. What a difference a game makes.