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Heavyweight battle early

Michael Dahms didn't want to see Garnet Boese so early in the proceedings of the Budweiser Kelly Cup.

Women's team has local flavour

Team North will have a distinct Prince George flavour this weekend at the Under-16 female B.C. Cup hockey championship at 100 Mile House.

Garteig back in BCHL final

Michael Garteig has seen this movie before in the Fred Page Cup B.C. Hockey League final, but this time he'll have the chance to help write an ending he likes.

Bruins on the move, are the Cougars next?

If the rumours are true, the Chilliwack Bruins have been sold to a new ownership group in Victoria and will move to that city for next season. That scenario could also involve the Prince George Cougars.

Spruce Kings pick their man

Dupas named head coach, signs three-year deal

Cats dissect what went wrong

With his arm in a sling, his skates packed away dry in his dressing room stall, and the season about to end, Brett Connolly was powerless to stop the bleeding.

Northern Gateway pipelines symposium coming to UNBC

The Northern Economics Student Society (NESS) at UNBC will be hosting a half-day symposium on the economics of Northern Gateway pipelines on April 5.

Fillion, Berra heed Team Canada's call

Justin Fillion and RJay Berra had no trouble fitting into their Prince George Spruce Kings warmup jackets for one more official duty with their hometown team.

Ski pair push each other

Mikayla Gairns and Evian Mullen proved they can keep up with hill hotshots from B.C. and Alberta. Gairns and Mullen, who train with the Prince George Alpine Ski Racers, competed at the Kal Tire K2 Western Championships in Jasper on the weekend.

Blue Jays back WBC

The link between the Toronto Blue Jays and the World Baseball Challenge is now stronger than ever. On Tuesday, organizers of the 2011 WBC announced that the Blue Jays have become a major presenting sponsor.