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City Council to consider creation of free “big item” waste collection days
“Many residents accumulate household items that don’t fit within standard curbside waste carts,” the notice of motion states. “This creates a barrier to proper disposal and, in some cases, contributes to illegal dumping. For many, getting those items to the landfill or transfer station is not east, whether due to cost, transportation, or access.”
Darin’s Sports Shorts; Sunday, June 7th
Recap of local and national sports.
AAP processes for five projects receive insufficient responses
Prince George City Council can now move ahead with borrowing funds for some projects following the closure of the alternative approval process. (AAP)
Kodiaks to open 2026 season at home against VI Raiders following Week One bye
The Kodiaks will have a bye in week one (Jul. 18), before hosting the Vancouver Island Raiders at Masich Place Stadium in week two. (Jul. 25)
Vision laid out for potential new northern junior football team at meeting
A new northern junior football team looking to break into the BC Football Conference ranks laid out its vision last night (Wednesday) at the Blackburn Community Hall.
Mayor Yu seeks cost report on Kopar Memorial Arena
"Kopar Memorial Arena is an important community asset," the Mayor Yu wrote in a report to Council. "As discussions regarding its future continue, Council should have access to a clear understanding of the facility's operating costs, long term capital requirements, and potential alternatives to traditional taxpayer funded replacement models."
Prince George holding its first Terry Fox Ride of Hope
Cyclists of all ages will be taking part in the Terry Fox Ride of Hope on Sunday, supporting the Terry Fox Foundation.
Intergovernmental Affairs Committee pushes for resident feedback on provincial budget
The City's Standing Committee on Intergovernmental Affairs is pushing for more residents to share feedback on the provincial budget.
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Updated: “The goalposts were changed” Special Olympics Canada looking outside of PG for 2030 national games
The City of Prince George says Special Olympics Canada will be taking a different direction with the 2030 Special Olympics Canada Summer Games.
Convocation season continues for UNBC
In total, 742 credentials are being granted for the 2026 convocation cycle at UNBC. This includes 16 students graduating with PhDs, a record number for the University.
BC Transit offering free rides to cyclists during GoByBike Week
BC Transit and the City of Prince George are offering free transit for cyclists this week during GoByBike Week.
From the Cougars to the Cougars, Seitz commits to MRU
Although Dawson Seitz has aged out of the WHL, he will still be a Cougar.
Italian Heritage Month proclaimed in Prince George
The Italian Flag is now flying at Prince George City Hall, as Italian Heritage Month has been proclaimed in the City.
Prince George walks to raise funds for MS
Prince George held one of its biggest MS Walks to date in Lheidli T'enneh Memorial Park this morning. (Sunday) The event featured a wide range of vendors, entertainment, and more, while raising funds for MS Canada.
“Now the really hard work begins” Bond on Findlay’s Conservative Leadership win
"I think if you'd ask people a number of months ago, whether Kerry-Lynne would emerge as the winner of the leadership race, I'm not sure a lot of people would have seen that coming," said Former Prince George Valemount MLA and Political Analyst Shirley Bond.
Darin’s Sports Shorts; Sunday, May 31st
Recap of local and national sports.
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Motorcycle deaths, drownings rising in B.C.
A study found that between 2015 and 2024, alcohol and/or drugs were determined to be a contributing factor in 40% of accidental drowning deaths.
Hartley’s Sports Shorts; Monday, June 8th
Game three in the NBA Finals will be played tonight (Monday 5:30) in New York.
City Council to consider creation of free “big item” waste collection days
“Many residents accumulate household items that don’t fit within standard curbside waste carts,” the notice of motion states. “This creates a barrier to proper disposal and, in some cases, contributes to illegal dumping. For many, getting those items to the landfill or transfer station is not east, whether due to cost, transportation, or access.”
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