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UNBC women remain in postseason picture

Justin Wilson scored two power-play goals and Carson Bolduc’s empty-netter ended hopes of a late-game comeback for the Prince George Spruce Kings Saturday night in Salmon Arm.

11-3 win in Edmonton a record-setter

Shirley Bond got to the rink early Saturday morning for a hockey-rated matter and, for the occasion, she was not wearing her hat as B.C.'s Minister of Jobs, Tourism and Skill Training. She was there to watch her seven-year-old grandson play a game.

The West Kelowna Warriors could have a new address by next season if their proposed move to North Delta is approved. At the B.C.

Tavin Grant was a workhorse in net Friday for the Prince George Spruce Kings and his teammates responded by plowing their way to a 3-1 win over the host Merritt Centennials. The 18-year-old Grant stopped 36 of 37 shots to notch his 13th B.C.

For the second time in 17 days, the Red Deer Rebels figured out a way to knock off the Prince George Cougars.

The West Kelowna Warriors could have a new address by next season if their proposed move to North Delta is approved. At the B.C.

The UNBC Timberwolves are doing what it takes to make team history. The women's basketball team moved one step closer to locking up its first Canada West Conference playoff spot Friday night in Winnipeg, where they beat the Manitoba Bisons 85-75.

For 30 years, skiers, skaters, runners and swimmers have been breaking up the doldrums of winter by getting out to train for the Prince George Iceman. Some get together to form teams, some tackle the annual multisport endurance event on their own.