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Is curling in Prince George really dying? We're about to find out. Tomorrow and Sunday - and continuing next weekend - the Prince George Golf and Curling Club will hold registration for its abbreviated season.

Kings goalies have been shining all season

Last weekend it was too cold to race. This weekend, with rain and a high of 6 C expected Saturday they might need umbrellas at the Canmore Nordic Centre.

The post-game meeting went on for half an hour in the Prince George Cougars dressing room and it wasn't pleasant for anyone involved.

Mabel McDermid has been watching Canada become a major player on the world stage in women's rugby and she's prepared to do whatever it takes to be a part of that progression.

Austin Gray has his hockey future mapped out, and for next season all roads lead to Portland. The 17-year-old Cariboo Cougars centre from Prince George has signed his first Western Hockey League contract with the Portland Winterhawks.

Martin Bobos has played his last game for the Prince George Cougars. The Cougars announced late Wednesday they have released the 19-year-old import defenceman to clear a roster position for 19-year-old defenceman Kirk Bear.

It's been eight months since Jordan Tkatch had a reason to celebrate at the end of hockey action at CN Centre. On Wednesday night that wait came to a joyful end for the 19-year-old Prince Albert Raiders centre.

The Prince George Spruce Kings now have another future Ivy League scholar on their blueline.

If there's one Prince George Cougars player who's familiar with their opponent tonight, it's Chance Braid. The 20-year-old left-winger arrived in Prince George in the off-season after he was dealt to the Cougars by the Prince Albert Raiders.