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Yes, Kevin Grigg did see a moose. Two of them, in fact. The sighting was one highlight of his day. The other was winning the Mad Moose Marathon in a record time of three hours 12 minutes 51 seconds.

It has been a long road, paved with bruises. The Prince George Gnats have traveled it for decades and have finally been rewarded with the ultimate prize. A B.C. championship.

Brett Connolly is coming back to the Prince George Cougars, as captain.

The Prince George Spruce Kings kept up their losing ways Wednesday night in Salmon Arm. The host Silverbacks beat them 5-3, stretching the Spruce Kings' winless streak to start the season to five games.

Stewart aiming to complete 60th marathon this weekend

If and when Brett Connolly rejoins the Prince George Cougars for his third season in the WHL, whoever plays with him on the same forward unit will have a tough time living up to the qualities of his current linemates with the Tampa Bay Lightning.

Thomas Speirs is getting what he wants. Another shot at Mohammed Nassar. Speirs, a 19-year-old member of the Spruce Capital Warriors Boxing Club, will step into the ring against Nassar Friday night in Edmonton.

He's been in Prince George for only a couple of weeks and Charles Inglis has already unofficially been nominated for a political position. He's one of the leading candidates on the Prince George Cougars to wear a letter on his jersey this season.

Seniors Games medal haul for city track athlete

Loedel decides to head to Grande Prairie to further her volleyball career