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Prince George celebrates National Indigenous Peoples Day

Lheidli T’enneh Memorial Park was full of vendors, activities, and community members to celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day. The day began with local dignitaries saying a few words for the event's opening ceremony, followed by drumming. "For Indigenous people, this is a day we all gather to celebrate. To me personally,...

Stellat’en First Nation and Village of Fraser Lake beginning work on commercial development

The Stellat’en First Nation and Village of Fraser Lake acquired 5.6 acres of land for the largest commercial development in Fraser Lake in decades. A feasibility study is underway to determine the exact nature and components of the development, with Stellat’en staying true to the zoning and Fraser Lake’s Official...

Zach’s Sports Shorts; Saturday, June 21st

CFL: Week three of the CFL is well underway as the Saskatchewan Roughriders took a 39-32 victory over the Toronto Argonauts yesterday (Friday). Two games are being played today, which include: Ottawa REDBLACKS @ Calgary Stampeders (1:00pm) Winnipeg Blue Bombers @ BC Lions (4:00pm) The CFL scores and schedule can be found here. The CFL standings...

Caledonia Nordic Ski Club to host Nordic Canada 2026 Olympic Winter Games Trials

A historic announcement was made at the Caledonia Nordic Ski Club earlier today (Friday). The club, along with Lheidli T'enneh First Nation, Nordic Canada, City of PG and Tourism PG, announced it's been selected to host the Nordic Canada 2026 Olympic Winter Games Trials. Olympic Champion and CEO of Nordic Canada...

“It’s not going to stop us”: B.C. Pride events defy anti-LGBTQ+ hate

Pride organizations in B.C. have said this year’s festivities are a way of celebrating community and pushing back against a rise in anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric. 

B.C. announces additional $6M for police to target repeat offenders

British Columbia’s public safety minister said the province is investing an additional $6 million dollars for police departments to target repeat violent offenders. 
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