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PG Cougars Fan Club growing as playoff run extends to third round

Fans of the Prince George Cougars are not only selling out the CN Centre to watch the team on this year's playoff run, they are also travelling to other cities to support the team. According to Angela Jones, the Co-President of the Prince George Cougar Fan Club, 70-100 Cougars fans...

We’ve got the Funk: Cougars second period barrage sends Kelowna packing

Just when it looked like the Prince George Cougars were on the ropes, Mark Lamb settled down the troops and flicked the switch. A five-goal explosion in the second period paced the Cougars to a 6-3 victory over the Kelowna Rockets in front of another standing room only crowd of...

Missing PG man identified as victim of Bowron River human remains case

The North District Major Crimes unit says the case of found human remains near the Bowron River, west of Purden Lake is now being investigated as a homicide. The victim has been identified as Edward Michael Milne, whose body was first discovered on Sunday (April 14th). He was reported...

Record-breaking number of Canucks, NHL playoff bets anticipated: BCLC

Northern gamblers who are feeling lucky about the Vancouver Canucks playoffs chances will have no shortage of wagering opportunities available Vancouver takes on the Nashville Predators in round one starting on Sunday and a record-number of bets are expected to be placed through PlayNow.com according to the BC Lottery Corporation. Spokesperson,...

Lhtako Dene Nation says Quesnel Mayor is not welcome in its territory

The Lhtako Dene Nation Band Council has passed a resolution prohibiting Quesnel Mayor Ron Paull from entering Nation lands, unless he is specifically invited. It also says that the Nation will not work with Mayor Paull. The resolution does say that Lhtako will work with other members of Quesnel City Council...

Vanderhoof area receives provincial dollars for Emergency Operations Centre initatives

Vanderhoof, Fort Saint James and the Nak’azdli Whut’en First Nations are among 100 communities across BC who will receive funding for emergency preparedness initiatives. According to the BC Government, 2.7 million dollars is being provided to assist with the purchase of new supplies for local emergency operations centres, conducting...
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