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Members of the Thompson Rivers University Wolfpack are back in BC's Northern Capital for their annual volleyball camp which has now marked 20 years in partnership with the Prince George Youth Volleyball Club. Head Coach of the Wolfpack men's squad Pat Hennelly joined us along with PG product Jordan Fulljames who is current player down in Kamloops to talk more about the camp's impact.

Fibre artists, makers and enthusiasts from across the region are preparing to gather as the

As students prepare to head back to the classroom, families across Prince George are turning their attention to back-to-school shopping. We took a shopping trip ourselves with School District 57 Superintendent Jameel Aziz to London Drugs in Prince George to provide some tips and also have some fun ahead of the school year.

Born in 1931, the late Clarence Boudreau perhaps better known as ‘Penny Slim' defines what it means to be a storyteller.

Prince George residents will have an opportunity to experience Ukrainian culture, food and traditions when the city's first Ukrainian Festival takes place on September 12 at St. George Ukrainian Catholic Church. The event starts at 11 AM and features dancing, singing, and plenty of pierogies. More information available

Bring your walking shoes for the 2026 Parkinson SuperWalk on Saturday September 12th in Prince George. The event kicks off at the Lheidli T'enneh Memorial Park Pavilion, bringing together participants in support of Parkinson's research, advocacy and support services.

The University of Northern BC welcomed students back to campus with a party for the ages complete with axe throwing, cornhole, and even poker! We took part and caught up with interim President Dr. Bill Owen.

The tradition of bringing orchestra music to Lheidli T'enneh Memorial Park continues on September 13, 2026 as Pops in the Park with the Prince George Symphony Orchestra continues with ‘Broadway Favourites' details on the full lineup available

Prince George music lovers have a chance to take a trip through the city's rich musical past thanks to a unique exhibit now on display at the Omineca Arts Centre. Beat Niche Records put on the exhibit to showcase explore photographs, memorabilia, posters, recordings, and stories that highlight the community's long-standing connection to music and live performance.

For decades, the White Spruce City Chorus has been bringing voices together through the joy of singing, friendship, and community. Now, the longtime Prince George singing group is inviting new members to join and help carry its musical legacy into the future through open house events in September. More info