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  • Kelly Road Roadrunners Brendan Watts runs the ball while dodging a PGSS Polars defender on Thursday evening at Masich Place Stadium. Citizen Photo by James Doyle
  • Kelly Road Roadrunners Brendan Watts runs the ball while dodging a PGSS Polars defender on Thursday evening at Masich Place Stadium. Citizen Photo by James Doyle
  • Kelly Road Roadrunners Brendan Watts runs the ball while dodging two PGSS Polars defenders on Thursday evening at Masich Place Stadium. Citizen Photo by James Doyle
  • Kelly Road Roadrunners Brendan Watts runs the ball while dodging two PGSS Polars defenders on Thursday evening at Masich Place Stadium. Citizen Photo by James Doyle
  • PGSS Polars Brayden Michell tries to dodge the tackle of Kelly Road Roadrunners defender Curtis Zavaglia on Thursday evening at Masich Place Stadium. Citizen Photo by James Doyle
  • Kelly Road Roadrunners took on the PGSS Polars on Thursday evening at Masich Place Stadium. Citizen Photo by James Doyle
  • Kelly Road Roadrunners took on the PGSS Polars on Thursday evening at Masich Place Stadium. Citizen Photo by James Doyle
  • About 100 people gathered at highway 16 and 97 on Friday afternoon as part of a series of protests around the globe urging world leaders to act more aggressively to combat climate change. Citizen photo by Brent Braaten
  • About 100 people gathered at highway 16 and 97 on Friday afternoon as part of a series of protests around the globe urging world leaders to act more aggressively to combat climate change. Citizen photo by Brent Braaten
  • About 100 people gathered at highway 16 and 97 on Friday afternoon as part of a series of protests around the globe urging world leaders to act more aggressively to combat climate change. Citizen photo by Brent Braaten
  • Citizen press men left to right, Phil Morrison, Al Wilson, Chuck Nisbett, Thomas Croke and Steve Hill gather for a picture prior to the last run of the press. Citizen photo by Brent Braaten
  • About 100 people gathered at highway 16 and 97 on Friday afternoon as part of a series of protests around the globe urging world leaders to act more aggressively to combat climate change. Citizen photo by Brent Braaten
  • About 100 people gathered at highway 16 and 97 on Friday afternoon as part of a series of protests around the globe urging world leaders to act more aggressively to combat climate change. Citizen photo by Brent Braaten
  • About 100 people gathered at highway 16 and 97 on Friday afternoon as part of a series of protests around the globe urging world leaders to act more aggressively to combat climate change. Citizen photo by Brent Braaten
  • Daniella Vdengwu, a Grade 2 student at Sacred Heart School plays on some of the new playground equipment over the lunch hour on Thursday. The school is celebrating its 70th anniversary by holding a bbq Thursday evening. Its also a chance to thank the many donars, including IDL Projects, Pittman Ashphalt and Novatone, that contributed to the over $200,000 refurbishment of the playground, basketball courts, garden area and field at the school. Citizen photo by Brent Braaten
  • Doug Bell from Northern Light Estate Winery, the winerary has gone three consecutive years being carbon neutral, being one of three businesses in Prince George reaching the achievement this year. The other two were Prince George Driving for Life Academy and Timberline Footfitters; both being carbon neutral the past two years. Citizen photo by Brent Braaten
  • Prince George Citizen Presses.
  • Prince George Citizen Presses.
  • Prince George Citizen Presses.
  • Jeannette and Howard Foot at their College Heights home.
  • Bev Best, left, showes Carol Johnson how to fold a raven at UNBC Wednesday. Students, staff, and faculty helped kick off the 1000 Ravens for Reconciliation campaign. An ancient Japanese legend promises that anyone who folds 1000 origami cranes will be granted one wish. The Raven is an important figure within First Nations culture, symbolizing change and transformation. UNBC's First Nations Centre is asking you to make an origami raven as part of our goal to make 1000 Ravens in one year to symbolize a University-wide wish for Reconciliation. Citizen photo by Brent Braaten
  • Local firefighters with Prince George Fire/Rescue held their annual boot campaign to raise funds for Muscular Dystrophy Canada on September 6th and 7th. The local Rona matched the funds raised by the firefightes on the Saturday they were set-up at Rona. Wednesday Rona showed their generous support of the firefighter fund raising efforts and donated a cheque for $1,000 to MD Canada. This year the firefighters raised a total of $23,000 through out the community. Citizen photo by Brent Braaten
  • Cougars’ Vice President, Business Andy Beesley announces The Prince George Cougars Hockey Club, in partnership with the Spirit of the North Healthcare Foundation and the Northern Health Authority, are excited to announce the regionalization of the Spirit of Healthy Kids (SOHK) School Program. The SOHK School Program, which is sponsored by the Spirit of the North Healthcare Foundation, is entering its fifth year. Since its inception over 18,000 students in Prince George have been exposed to the program. “The Cougars are proud to be closely aligned with Northern Health & the Spirit of the North Healthcare Foundation,” said Cougars’ Vice President, Business Andy Beesley. “Through this partnership, our players have provided positive, effective, and measurable role modelling for thousands of local elementary school children.” This year the Cougars, the Northern Health Authority, and the Spirit of the North Healthcare Foundation are expanding the SOHK School Program to extend beyond Prince George and offer it to over 220 schools, which will reach over 33,000 students in the Northern Health region.
  • Northern Health Community Funding Programs Coordinator Andrew Steele speaks at an announcement. The Prince George Cougars Hockey Club, in partnership with the Spirit of the North Healthcare Foundation and the Northern Health Authority, are excited to announce the regionalization of the Spirit of Healthy Kids (SOHK) School Program. The SOHK School Program, which is sponsored by the Spirit of the North Healthcare Foundation, is entering its fifth year. Since its inception over 18,000 students in Prince George have been exposed to the program. “The Cougars are proud to be closely aligned with Northern Health & the Spirit of the North Healthcare Foundation,” said Cougars’ Vice President, Business Andy Beesley. “Through this partnership, our players have provided positive, effective, and measurable role modelling for thousands of local elementary school children.” This year the Cougars, the Northern Health Authority, and the Spirit of the North Healthcare Foundation are expanding the SOHK School Program to extend beyond Prince George and offer it to over 220 schools, which will reach over 33,000 students in the Northern Health region. “Northern Health recognizes the value of the SOHK partnership, and we wanted to help take the program to the next stage,” stated Northern Health Community Funding Programs Coordinator Andrew Steele. “By expanding to a regional program, we seek to share the benefits of healthy messaging and positive role models with children throughout Northern BC.”
  • Rick Mentz started painting in his retirement years and decided to create a fundraising calender for BC Childrens Hospital Foundtion. The calenders are $20 each with all proceeds going to the foundation.
  • Rick Mentz started painting in his retirement years and decided to create a fundraising calender for BC Childrens Hospital Foundtion. The calenders are $20 each with all proceeds going to the foundation.
  • Paving is complete and a section of 7th Avenue in front of City Hall has reopened revealing an enhanced streetscape, which will improve walkability in the downtown area. Over the weekend, contracted crews working for the City of Prince George repaved a section of road from the entrance to City Hall to the intersection with 6th Avenue and George Street, which has been closed to traffic since late last year.
  • Paving is complete and a section of 7th Avenue in front of City Hall has reopened revealing an enhanced streetscape, which will improve walkability in the downtown area. Over the weekend, contracted crews working for the City of Prince George repaved a section of road from the entrance to City Hall to the intersection with 6th Avenue and George Street, which has been closed to traffic since late last year.
  • Soles Remembering soles memorial walk for those lost to suicide will be held at Lheidli T'enneh Memorial Park from 6 to 8 p.m. on Monday (Sept. 30). Sandra Galletti will be sharing the story of her Sister Sharon Marks. Citizen photo by Brent Braaten
  • Soles Remembering soles memorial walk for those lost to suicide will be held at Lheidli T'enneh Memorial Park from 6 to 8 p.m. on Monday (Sept. 30). Emily Carter, program coordinator, volunteer managment Northern BC Crisis Centre, is the organizer of the walk. Citizen photo by Brent Braaten
  • Soles Remembering soles memorial walk for those lost to suicide will be held at Lheidli T'enneh Memorial Park from 6 to 8 p.m. on Monday (Sept. 30). Sandra Galletti will be sharing the story of her Sister Sharon Marks. Citizen photo by Brent Braaten
  • Runners take to the trails at Cottonwood Island Park on Saturday morning while competing in a high school cross country running race. Citizen Photo by James Doyle
  • Amy Kranebusch, 3, tries out the outdoor curling rink at the CrossRoads Powersports, Skiing and Snowboarding Festival on Saturday morning. Citizen Photo by James Doyle
  • CN Rail yard on First Avenue photographed from the River Road overpass.
  • The walls are coming down in the old Sears part of the mall. The work being done will allow for new reatail space in Pine Centre Mall.
  • The walls are coming down in the old Sears part of the mall. The work being done will allow for new reatail space in Pine Centre Mall.
  • Runners sprint to the finish line at Cottonwood Island Park on Saturday morning while competing in a high school cross country running race. Citizen Photo by James Doyle
  • Prince George Cougars defender Ryan Schoettler tries to put a shot on goal past Vancouver Giants defender Justin Lies on Friday night at CN Centre during the Cougars home opener. Citizen Photo by James Doyle
  • Subway (white) took on PG Dome in the Prince George Soccer Association’s Division 1 men’s final on Saturday afternoon at North Cariboo Field. Citizen Photo by James Doyle
  • Subway (white) took on PG Dome in the Prince George Soccer Association’s Division 1 men’s final on Saturday afternoon at North Cariboo Field. Citizen Photo by James Doyle
  • Local hockey product Jacob Gendron plays defence for the Vancouver Giants as they take on the Prince George Cougars on Friday night at CN Centre. Citizen Photo by James Doyle
  • Travis Mallia tries the biathon laser rifle shooting at the CrossRoads Powersports, Skiing and Snowboarding Festival on Saturday morning. Citizen Photo by James Doyle
  • Runners sprint to the finish line at Cottonwood Island Park on Saturday morning while competing in a high school cross country running race. Citizen Photo by James Doyle
  • A runner sprints to the finish line at Cottonwood Island Park on Saturday morning while competing in a high school cross country running race. Citizen Photo by James Doyle
  • Cariboo Cougars forward Nico Myatovic stickhandles the puck around the outstretched stick of diving Thompson Blazers defender Cole Senum on Sunday morning at Kin 1. Citizen Photo by James Doyle
  • UNBC Timberwolves midfielder Paige Payne looks to make a play with the ball in front of Mount Royal University Cougars defender Quinn Hardstaff on Sunday afternoon at Masich Place Stadium. Citizen Photo by James Doyle
  • Runners take to the trails at Cottonwood Island Park on Saturday morning while competing in a high school cross country running race. Citizen Photo by James Doyle
  • Stacey Sinclair, a volunteer parent with the Caledonia Nordic Ski Club, shows Davyn Hogan, 7, how to aim the biathon laser rifle at the CrossRoads Powersports, Skiing and Snowboarding Festival on Saturday morning. Citizen Photo by James Doyle
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