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New friends win gold, bronze

New friends win gold, bronze

Yes, yes, Canada Winter Games medals are awesome, but once Justin Hampole and Stephen Gogolev were done on the ice, the young figure skaters were giddy about the nerf-gun war on their agenda later in the day at the Prince George Public Library.

Local snowboarders have their day

Prince George snowboarders Evan Bichon and Dawson Ellery finished 12th and 14th respectively in Canada Winter Games parallel giant slalom Tuesday at Purden Ski Village. In the field of 19 athletes, gold went to Griff Haines of Ontario.
Special Olympians sharing spotlight at Games

Special Olympians sharing spotlight at Games

First they competed at the B.C. Special Olympics Provincial Winter Games on the weekend in Kamloops.
Zaplotinsky adds gold to his Games silver

Zaplotinsky adds gold to his Games silver

For someone who has a fear of going down hills, Alberta's Derek Zaplotinsky hasn't been stopped from making the climb to the top of the podium at the Canada Winter Games.
Suchy secures second gold

Suchy secures second gold

Even though the sprint isn't her favourite, B.C. sit-ski athlete Emily Suchy had a sizable lead as she glided over the finish line Tuesday. It was the 17-year-old's second gold medal in as many days competing at the Canada Winter Games.
B.C. skier always seeking a bit of magic

B.C. skier always seeking a bit of magic

Her family calls it her "magical dream mode." It happens when B.C. cross country skier and Canada Winter Games competitor Eliza-Jane Kitchen is racing at her best.
Chartier flies high for gold

Chartier flies high for gold

Jeremy Chartier was nervous before he climbed up on the Canada Winter Games trampoline for his final routine Tuesday. He wasn't bothered by the fact he was about to bend, flip and twist his 13-year-old body while springing 25 feet into the air.
True northern team gets historic win

True northern team gets historic win

The female curlers from Nunavut can already leave happy when they make their long journey back home. They have done what none of their Nunavummiut peers had ever accomplished before at this level: win a game.
Saskatchewan rink has tie to curling legend

Saskatchewan rink has tie to curling legend

Kaitlyn Jones has worn the beloved green jacket before for Saskatchewan. That was at the Optimist Under-18 International tournament in Langley last spring after she won the Saskatchewan juvenile provincial championship.
Ontario shoots down B.C. in men's hockey

Ontario shoots down B.C. in men's hockey

Ontario downed B.C. 6-4 in a wild Canada Winter Games men's hockey game Tuesday before more than 1,700 fans at CN Centre. Ontario had a 3-2 lead going into the third period but by 3:17 of the final frame, they were up 5-2.