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After 16 1/2 hours and 951 kilometres on the road and several ferry crossings the Prince George Spruce Kings bus finally arrived Thursday afternoon in Powell River.

Nine-year-old Quinten Vangeloven couldn't wait to step onto the Kin Centre ice Sunday afternoon to play the first-ever boys-only ringette game.

A snowstorm that brought winds gusting to 120 kilometres per hour hit St. John's, Nfld., Thursday, and that forced organizers of the Canadian boccia championships to cancel today's team and pairs events.

Prince George tied the game with seconds left to force overtime

After five local junior A boys volleyball tournaments the College Heights Cougars have yet to lose a set. They ran their record to a perfect 30-0 Saturday afternoon playing in their own gym in the north central zone championship.

Whoever found the defibrillator that zapped the Prince George Cougars back to life, the Cougars are offering a reward. They needed a late-game zap of adrenaline to prevent the Kelowna Rockets from stealing the show Wednesday night at CN Centre.

If Layton Ahac didn't already know he was on the NHL's radar, it's now official. The 17-year-old Prince George Spruce Kings defenceman is among a select seven B.C.

Megan Tandy picked a great time to find her peak form. The 30-year-old three-time Olympian from Prince George won the Canadian trials last week in Canmore, Alta., and was rewarded with a spot on the senior national team.

Cougars look to extend their winning streak to two with NHL royalty in the building

Cariboo Cougars to be part of first-ever outdoor game in B.C. Hockey Major Midget League