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01/07/2021

Baby it's cold outside. Well not really. It just looks that way. This has been one of our warmest winters in recent memory
in Prince George but there's still enough snow for skiing and skating. Love it.

04/14/2018

Please sign our BC HEROS petition if you have not already done so and please forward this to all of your contacts. It could save your life someday.

In order to save more lives and save taxpayers billions annually, B.C. must finally move to a modern prehospital care system

04/22/2017

What are the chances a medical rescue helicopter with a paramedic and/or doctor on board would have been an appropriate response to this accident? But that did not happen. Why? Because, unlike every other major city in Western Canada, we do not have that service available in the Prince George region. This should be an election issue.


http://globalnews.ca/news/3396841/bus-accident-closes-highway-97-near-quesnel/?sf72357152=1

A bus accident on Highway 97 near Quesnel has left eight people injured.

03/19/2017

After 23 seasons in the WHL, the Prince George Cougars finally have a banner to hang from the CN Centre rafters.

Ted Clarke Prince George Citizen From start to finish, the Prince George Cougars ruled over the Western Hockey League’s B.C. Division this season. Now they’ve got the crown to prove it. With .…

03/13/2017

The Prince George Spruce Kings' season ended Sunday night in Wenatchee with a heartbreaking 4-3 loss to the Wild in Game 6 of their BCHL playoff series. Wenatchee scored two goals in the last minute to win 4-3.

For 59 minutes Sunday night, the Prince George Spruce Kings were poised to accomplish something no other B.C. Hockey League team has been able to do all season. They were one minute away from . . .

01/20/2017

01/06/2017

The Prince George Cougars added a gem to their already-strong roster Thursday when they acquired high-scoring forward Nikita Popugaev, a potential first-round NHL draft pick, in a trade from the Moose Jaw Warriors.

The Prince George Cougars have pulled off another blockbuster trade. On Thursday they acquired 18-year old Russian import forward Nikita Popugaev, a potential first-round NHL draft pick, from the .…

12/18/2016

Cougars head home for Christmas first overall in WHL

Ty Edmonds is now officially on the Prince George Cougars' list of the all-time greatest puckstoppers. He set that record straight Saturday night in Spokane with a nearly-perfect 30-save . . .

12/11/2016

Brendan Guhle scored two goals, including the gamewinner with 12 seconds left, and Josh Curtis was the triggerman on Teddy Bear Toss Night at CN Centre, where the Cougars beat the Seattle Thunderbirds 6-4 Saturday night.

Brendan Guhle’s second goal of the night was too late to get the fur flying on Teddy Bear Toss Night but it left the Prince George Cougars and their fans with a warm and fuzzy feeling. In a . . .

12/10/2016

The Buffalo Sabres have returned 19-year-old defenceman Brendan Guhle to the Prince George Cougars. He will miss tonight's game at CN Centre against the Seattle Thunderbirds but should be in the lineup for the rematch on Saturday.

Brendan Guhle is back with the Prince George Cougars. After playing three games in four days for the Buffalo Sabres, the 19-year-old defenceman was sent back to the junior ranks Friday and was . . .

12/04/2016

Prince George Cougars defenceman Brenda Guhle made a big impression in his NHL debut Saturday in Buffalo against the Boston Bruins.

If Brendan Guhle keeps playing like he did Saturday in his NHL debut with the Buffalo Sabres, it might be a long time before the Prince George Cougars get him back. While it’s not likely, it’s not.…

11/21/2016

Four members of the Caledonia Nordic Ski Club of Prince George, including World Cup athletes Megan Tandy and Sarah Beaudry, have been picked to represent Canada on the international stage.

The Caledonia Nordic Ski Club can take a bow. Four athletes from the Prince George-based club have earned positions on Biathlon Canada’s national teams for the first trimester of the 2016-17 . . .