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The Vancouver Canucks are on their way to Prince George today and tickets for this weekend's three-day training camp are a scarce commodity.

Goalie Alex Brooks-Potts has played his last game for the Prince George Spruce Kings. In a swap of goaltenders, the Kings announced Wednesday they've traded Brooks-Potts, a 20-year-old native of Mississauga, Ont.

The Duchess Park Condors are in rebuilding mode. The senior team lost a core of Grade 12 athletes to graduation last spring and is counting on a group of Grade 11 players for success in the Northern High School Football Conference this season.

The Prince George secondary school Polars have one goal in mind this season - to win the P.G. Bowl. The Bowl, slated this year for Oct.

Jen Ferguson is a palliative care registered nurse who travels around the region as a consultant. She's a married mom of two kids who coaches their softball teams. For some, that would seem like a busy enough schedule.

The Cariboo Cougars' quest to be the top team in the B.C. Hockey Major Midget League begins this weekend.

The first rocks of 2015-16 curling season will be delivered to the house on Oct. 5. And registration is already underway at the eight-sheet Prince George Golf and Curling Club, leading up to the start of the season.

Eden Spas and Westwood Pub defended their North Cariboo Senior Soccer League titles Saturday. Eden Spas won the 30-plus playoff championship with a 5-2 victory over Assante, while Westwood Pub won the Open title, defeating PGYSA 6-2.

Todd Harkins has worn a number of hats lately.

Things looked promising early on for UNBC's women's soccer squad Sunday.