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If you want to be the best, you have to beat the best. That's the task in front of the Northland Dodge Cougars today as they face off against the defending B.C.

After 4 1/2 seasons as head coach of the Prince George Spruce Kings Dave Dupas informed the BCHL team Friday afternoon he has resigned from his position, effective immediately.

As early as Saturday afternoon and at least by Sunday afternoon, the Cariboo Cougars will know if there is another banner occasion in their immediate future. They host the Vancouver Northeast Chiefs in the best-of-three B.C.

Marc McNulty knows the Kamloops Blazers' playoff odds are getting long as the season grows short.

Four teams in the Western Hockey League's WHL's Western Conference are still involved in a dogfight for the final two playoff positions, and with a new divisional playoff format, that's led to bit confusion as to how many points the Prince George Cou

Kaidyn Chabot lives a 13-hour drive away in Cranbrook but Prince George is where he was born and raised - the city in which he helped make an unforgettable memory for his Cranbrook Eagles hockey team Thursday night at the peewee Tier 2 provincial cha

The Prince George Truck and Trailer Cougars didn't get the start they were hoping for on the first day at the Tier 2 peewee provincial hockey provincials. The Cranbrook Eagles were ready and the Cougars were not, losing 14-3.

Prince George's loss is certainly Cranbrook's gain. After spending the first 10 years of his life in P.G.

The guys who suit up for the Scotiabank Spruceland atom Tier 1 hockey team got the surprise of their young lives when they walked into the dressing room at Kin 2 after hockey practice Wednesday afternoon and found Lord Stanley's mug had beaten them t

That daylight showing at the end the tunnel is a playoff spot for the Prince George Cougars and after beating the Kamloops Blazers 4-2 Wednesday night they're now just one step away from it.