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The Duchess Park Condors are in the driver’s seat.

Otway Nordic Centre is going to be a busy place this weekend. On Saturday, the Stride & Glide Spirit of the Rivers Loppet cross-country ski race starts 10 a.m.

This is it for the Prince George Spruce Kings, at least until the playoffs begin.

Taylor Gauthier had absolutely no warning. Before the rookie Prince George Cougars goalie could react, the stick of teammate, defenceman Cole Moberg, came down on his helmeted head as Moberg tried to fend off Kelowna Rockets sniper Dillon Dube.

The Duchess Park Condors, ranked sixth in B.C. among triple-A boys basketball teams, will put that provincial ranking on the line starting today when they host the five-team north nentral zone championship. At 7:45 p.m.

For Leisbet and Pierre Beaudry, the Pyongchang Olympics are their dream-come-true Games.

The first-place Prince George Spruce Kings are attracting the attention of the rest of the B.C. Hockey League.

Prince George has a long history of producing quality volleyball players.

After a memorable Olympic debut last week, Prince George biathlete Sarah Beaudry will be back in the spotlight at the five-ring circus today in Pyeongchang.

The Northern Capitals have been looking up at the rest of the B.C. Hockey Female Midget Triple-A League for much of season.