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In his hockey travels, Tavin Grant has experienced Prince George winter weather but as a Burnaby boy he has no concept of fending off -40 C wind chills and trudging through metre-high snow drifts.

Following this week's cuts, the Prince George Cougars roster is down to 27 players.

The Prince George Spruce Kings are a hurting bunch as the curtain is about to rise on the 2014-15 B.C. Hockey League regular season.

They may be on the road, but many of UNBC's male soccer players will likely feel right at home this weekend.

When Tara Green visits Las Vegas this weekend, she'll have a few records in mind. As in world records. Green, 24, is competing at the by-invitation-only Olympia Pro Powerlifting meet Saturday at the Las Vegas Convention Center.

If you're going to beat one of the best, you might as well battle them right away. That's the situation the Northern Cougars face this weekend at home to launch their female triple-A midget hockey season.

Scott DeBianchi of Westwood Pub's North Cariboo Senior Soccer League picked up three awards Sunday night after his men's side won the championship title with a 2-1 victory over Rolling Mix Concrete.

The Cariboo Cougars may be young but they are definitely capable of success in the 2014-15 B.C. Hockey Major Midget League campaign. That's according to Cariboo Cougars co-coach and general manager Trevor Sprague.

An ice plant failure at the Prince George Golf and Curling Club has left at least one of city's top rinks scrambling to find ice time.

The B.C. Hockey League's 2014-15 pre-season was not a memorable one for the Prince George Spruce Kings.