Over the last few years, Prince George outfitters Reel North Adventures have collaboratively designed and built an accessible fishing craft to take their clients adventuring on. This March they were awarded for their efforts at Destination BC’s Tourism Awards Gala.
Photo Credit - Jerry + Regan Daoust
In the midst of preparing this season’s final production, “Doris and Ivy in the Home” and a “Scotch & Social” fundraiser, Theatre North West looks to concentrate their next season from four to three productions to both enable a larger production value for each show, and save on inflating logistical costs. Photo Credit - Philomena Hughes
CFURadio gratefully acknowledges the support of the National Campus and Community Radio Association (NCRA), the Community Radio Fund of Canada (CRFC) and the Local Journalism Initiative (JLI) in developing this programming.
Lheidli T’enneh First Nation, Fraser-Fort George Regional District, and the City of Prince George have collaborated to provide a novel two day informational session at Pine Centre Mall, from March 28th-29th. The event aims to help prepare residents of the region for unexpected disasters and hazards. Photo Credit - Ian Gregg
CNC has cut future enrollment to its ENLA program, leaving a gap in Prince George’s English language learning resources that volunteers and organizations like Immigrant and Multicultural Services Society can’t adequately fill. Nelia Niukhova (right) and Olena Kramarenko (left) continue learning despite the interruption, during conversational English gatherings at St. George’s church, pictured in the background. Photo Credit - Ian Gregg
