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Christine Dalgleish

Christine Dalgleish

Christine Dalgleish is a full-time reporter at the Prince George Citizen newspaper who covers arts and entertainment, community news and most importantly the people of Prince George.

She finagled her way into freelancing in the sports department at PG This Week, The Citizen's weekly sister paper, in early 2000 with no experience whatsoever, where she turned every story she wrote into a people feature.

Christine then managed to convince the editor to hire her full-time later that year, learning on the job and eventually moving into the editor position. She finally found her way across the street to the Citizen's big newsroom in 2006. She's been with the paper of record in Prince George ever since.

When not reporting, Christine throws many things as part of her masters athlete track and field pursuits. She throws hammer, weight, discus, shot put and javelin and currently holds the BC Masters outdoor record in weight throw in her age category.

Reach out to Christine with story ideas or to chat about throwing because, you know, it's not a topic that comes up in conversation very often.

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Recent Work by Christine

What's going on in Prince George in the weeks ahead

What's going on in Prince George in the weeks ahead

Looking for some things to do? Here's a list of local events
Prince George special: Cheapest house has seen some renos and costs $234,900

Prince George special: Cheapest house has seen some renos and costs $234,900

The cheapest detached single-family dwelling that’s not a mobile home or a recommended tear-down currently available in Prince George costs $234,900 and is located at 2137 Tamarack St.
A Salmon's Call documentary by Dakelh filmmaker debuts on Knowledge Network

A Salmon's Call documentary by Dakelh filmmaker debuts on Knowledge Network

Tl'azt'en Nation documentary filmmaker Joy Haskell recently screened the film at the Native Friendship Centre
95-year-old mum survives Boardwalk Apartments fire

95-year-old mum survives Boardwalk Apartments fire

Ruth Hall, daughter of Shirley Bogh, talks about how her mum got out of the building as it burned and what it looks like to rebuild after everything is destroyed.
Researchers testing robot AI dolls as companions for seniors

Researchers testing robot AI dolls as companions for seniors

The Centre for Technology Adoption for Aging in the North will carry out the study this fall
Vintage Motorcycle Club honours former member's final request

Vintage Motorcycle Club honours former member's final request

He wanted the proceeds from the sale of his beloved bike donated to Hospice
Conservatory's piano fundraiser sounds like it'll finish on a high note

Conservatory's piano fundraiser sounds like it'll finish on a high note

The goal is a new grand piano worth more than $60,000, with a local arts patron matching up to $5,000 in donations
Visitor at Boardwalk Apartments talks about escaping the fire

Visitor at Boardwalk Apartments talks about escaping the fire

One woman recalls her experience of escaping the Boardwalk Apartments fire on Killoren Crescent in Prince George on Thursday, May 22, 2025 that rendered the entire complex uninhabitable.
Queensway traffic light taken out by tractor-trailer replaced

Queensway traffic light taken out by tractor-trailer replaced

The intersection has been operating as a four-way stop since May 16
Technology to help older adults age in place in the North studied at UNBC

Technology to help older adults age in place in the North studied at UNBC

Tucked away in the hallowed halls of UNBC there is a lab filled with tech treasures to help those aging in the North.
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