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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.

Email
cdalgleish@pgcitizen.ca

Recent Work by Christine

The Monster bouncy obstacle course comes to Prince George this weekend

The Monster bouncy obstacle course comes to Prince George this weekend

The world’s biggest inflatable obstacle course called The Monster is set up at Prince George Exhibition Park Rodeo field from Friday until Sunday.
Powering her way to the pros

Powering her way to the pros

During her latest competition Dawson Creek power lifter April Baldassarre lifted a total of 887.4 lbs.
Meet the artist of the new mural at CNC

Meet the artist of the new mural at CNC

The mural beside the stairs at the entrance of the Prince George campus is one of seven pieces that highlights the diverse peoples and vast region the college serves
Cometh to the Medieval Market at Studio 2880

Cometh to the Medieval Market at Studio 2880

Did you get a glimpse of the regal ladies in their elegant gowns gliding on the lawns at the Medieval Market at Studio 2880? You aren’t seeing things. It’s on until 4 p.m.
Prince George special: Cheapest house in town costs $219,900

Prince George special: Cheapest house in town costs $219,900

The house was built in 1958 and is a 1240 sq.ft. two storey that features two bedrooms and one bathroom, a laundry room and recreation, games room.
Need help quitting? World No Tobacco Day is May 31

Need help quitting? World No Tobacco Day is May 31

Need help quitting? In time for World No Tobacco Day on May 31 Northern Health would like to remind BC residents there's free programs to help people quit smoking.
Prince George Garden society starts next phase of expansion at UNBC

Prince George Garden society starts next phase of expansion at UNBC

The David Douglas Botanical Garden Society is working on the next phase of its expansion of the existing Sub-Boreal Forest garden at UNBC.
Prince George judo athletes bring home the hardware

Prince George judo athletes bring home the hardware

Medals came home to Prince George when local judo athletes returned from the Open Canadian National Championship in Montreal recently.
Tapestry Singers bring joyful voices to concert

Tapestry Singers bring joyful voices to concert

Tapestry Singers celebrates joyful voice during Thank You for the Music, a concert featuring both the junior and senior choral members during a collaboration with several local professional musicians June 17.
Meet the artist of Confluence, the huge new piece at CNC

Meet the artist of Confluence, the huge new piece at CNC

Approaching the entrance of the Prince George campus of the College of New Caledonia the latest art installation can be seen – if you look up.
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