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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

PGMap is a hidden treasure trove of Prince George property information

PGMap is a hidden treasure trove of Prince George property information

Everything you need to know about your own property, zoning and all the geographic information about the city you could ever use
49th Studio Fair all set to go Nov. 1 to 3 at CN Centre

49th Studio Fair all set to go Nov. 1 to 3 at CN Centre

The 49th annual Studio Fair showcasing more than 300 of Canada’s best artisans takes place Friday, Nov. 1 to Sunday, Nov. 3 at CN Centre.
Incumbent Coralee Oakes talks about leaving politics in wake of election results

Incumbent Coralee Oakes talks about leaving politics in wake of election results

She sought re-election as an independent after BC United party suspended its campaign during the most recent BC election.
Conservative candidate Sheldon Clare declared winner of Prince George-North Cariboo riding

Conservative candidate Sheldon Clare declared winner of Prince George-North Cariboo riding

Conservative candidate Sheldon Clare was declared the winner of Prince George-North Cariboo riding.
Fundraising dinner to help children with disabilities in south India

Fundraising dinner to help children with disabilities in south India

A local charity that helps the disabled in South India is hosting its annual fundraising dinner on Saturday, Nov. 2 at Karahi King in downtown Prince George.
Album release party for Kym Gouchie's new music at Knox Performance Centre

Album release party for Kym Gouchie's new music at Knox Performance Centre

Shun Beh Nats’ujeh/We Are Healing Through Songs is Indigenous artist’s Kym Gouchie’s latest album that will officially launches in Prince George on Wednesday, Oct. 23 at Knox Performance Centre.
New film series offers message of hope and strength from Indigenous women, girls and LGBTQ2+

New film series offers message of hope and strength from Indigenous women, girls and LGBTQ2+

Carrier Sekani Family Services unveil Stories of Hope and Strength, a powerful film series amplifying the voices of Indigenous women, girls, and LGBTQ2+ communities.
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.
Celebrating 70 years of marriage: Gladys and Al Thorp

Celebrating 70 years of marriage: Gladys and Al Thorp

Gladys and Al Thorp have been married for 70 years. Gladys is 92 years old and Al is 93. They talk about what life was like in Prince George.
Local children's book author addresses being different in story

Local children's book author addresses being different in story

Gale Riding, Prince George author, has written a children's book about kindness and fitting in about a little moose who is a bit different.
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