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Cudas sink teeth into Moose Meet

The target is one minute, 19.99 seconds. If Bailey Hardy hits it in the 100-metre breaststroke, she'll qualify for the age group national long course championships in Montreal this summer.
Ludlow setting the pace for Canada

Ludlow setting the pace for Canada

Barracudas swimmer owns fastest 400m freestyle time
Boxing jetsetters

Boxing jetsetters

Seehra bringing lofty ambitions to Ecuador, Lally matched with Olympian

Bullriders coming to Coliseum

The Colosseum in Rome had lions and gladiators to bring in the crowds. On Saturday, May 28 in the Prince George Coliseum, bulls and the cowboys will be the stars of the arena at the Prince George Bullriding Challenge. Thirty riders from the B.C.

Back in drag

Prince George Motorsports Park revs up a racing tradition

Street legal racing starts May 27

Brent Marshall loves his cars. The dealer principal of Northland Chrysler Jeep Dodge owns a 12-cylinder mid-engine Lamborghini Murcilago, a 600-horspower Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG, an Audi R8, a Dodge Viper and a 1970s-era Dodge Challenger muscle car.

Quesnel owners put the Mills up for sale

The Quesnel Millionaires are for sale, and that could have a far-reaching negative impact on the Prince George Spruce Kings. After losing $300,000 in two seasons of owning the B.C.

Pine Valley opening still in doubt as bleak spring casts chill over area courses

Keith Good called it "a corporate decision.

U-16 squad plump with city presence

The Under-16 B.C. Cup will be rich with Prince George talent. At the tournament, April 28 to May 1 in Kamloops, 10 P.G. players will be in uniform. They were chosen to compete in the showcase event, part of B.C.

Sharp shooters take aim at provincials

Don Reeves and Merl Sinoski don't often miss their targets. At a recent provincial championship event in Mission, the two members of the Prince George Rod and Gun Club were as sharp as ever with rifles in their hands.