The Walker: Threatened Jewel of the upper Fraser - Tonight 7pm @Artspace

Join Conservation North today April 22nd for a multimedia tour through one of the last intact valleys of the Upper Fraser - The Walker.

 

On Earth Day, take a trip through the forests and vistas of this Inland Temperate Rainforest jewel; home to ancient redcedars, bull trout, chinook salmon, caribou, grizzly bears and more.

 

Come see for yourself why the spectacular Walker is worth protecting.

 

April 22nd at 7:00 pm

Artspace – 222-1635 3rd Avenue

FREE admission + snacks!

 

Event page here https://facebook.com/events/s/the-walker-threatened-jewel-of/734684604812145/?mibextid=RQdjqZ

Interview with Rachelle van Zanten ahead of PGSO's Shun uts'utejun - Playing Music Together

Enoch & Ian interview local super celeb Rachelle van Zanten ahead of the incredible showcase of Northern Musicians at Vanier Hall. Namely, Rachelle, Amy Blanding, and Kym Gouchie, backed up by the Prince George Symphony under Conductor Michael Hall.

April 15th 2023 @ Vanier Hall, get your tickets at

https://secure1.tixhub.com/pgso/online/b_otix.asp?cboPerformances=123&cboEvent=74&perfcount=1

PEAK Boulder Competition and Climbing Festival - Fri-Sun This Weekend

OVERhang and the PGBRS are working together to bring the PEAK Climbing Festival back! This festival will include the REEL ROCK film festival, the PEAK Bouldering Competition, presentations by local climbers, and outdoor activities!

Details below:

FRIDAY (MARCH 31)

6:30PM-10:00PM at UNBC
Reel Rock Film Festival at UNBC (Room 7-238 Weldwood Theatre)
Buy Tickets Here

SATURDAY (APRIL 1)

8:30AM-7:00PM at OVERhang
PEAK Bouldering Competition
Register Here

7:00PM-10:30PM
Festival social (19+) at OVERhang with a presentation by local climber Ken Cox titled “PGACC Valhalla Summer Camp: No guidebook, no problem
More Info

SUNDAY (APRIL 2)
9am-3pm Familiarization Tour for Climbers to Viking Slabs
10am-11:30am AdventureSmart – Shane Lake Walk With the Family
10am-3pm Family Wilderness Survival PINE Camp

¡Local Music Alert! - Britt A.M's "Immolation"

Local Artist, Britt A.M. released a new EP this past Friday and set the Legion 43 on fire Saturday night!

“Immolation” is available on BandCamp.

Website Description:

Recorded live off the floor under the careful ear of Connor Pritchard at Pulp City Music, “Immolation” is a stylistically eclectic set of songs that ruminates on the discomfort of trying to heal old wounds and stay connected to a declining natural world while the internet delivers our deepest annoyances and fears at lightning speed. Backed by the skillful playing of Nathan Kelly on lead guitar, Brin Porter on bass, and Justin Gendreau on drums, “Immolation” starts gently with the vintage swing of “Bless the Moon”, ramping up through a series of progressively heavier songs until the blistering finale, “Friends in the DMs”. Britt A.M.’s presence on this EP leans into her love for being loud, while holding space for her old friend, mellow melancholy, setting the tone for her future appearances and releases.

Stay tuned to her website to catch the next shows on deck and to get a hold of her new killer swag. More of her catalog can easily be found on https://thisisbrittam.bandcamp.com/

UNBC Poli-Sci Students Want Your Thoughts on Homelessness in PG

Political Science 320, Canadian Politics and Policy taught by Prof. Jason Morris – launched a 17-question survey for the public.

You can find and complete that survey here.

The survey includes questions ranging from how serious the homeless situation is, to causes, to solutions.

It serves to understand the perceptions and beliefs held by participants, regarding the cities’ un-housed population, as well as government responsibility for the issue.

Those who agree to take the survey will be asked some basic demographic questions regarding identity, employment and the area of Prince George in which they reside.

At the completion of the survey participants will also have the opportunity to enter for a chance to win one of two Amazon gift cards.

You can find the survey here.

What is the AAI? - In converstation with Dr. Rheanna Robinson with Dr. Mark Groulx

Today Ian is in conversation with Dr. Rheanna Robinson with Dr. Mark Groulx about the Accessibility Ambassadors Initiative, a community-based group convening on UNBC campus. Passion and research on the topic has brought them together under this umbrella and there is room for more. Students, Community Representatives, faculty, and staff are involved. Right now, the AAI is increasing its impact to extend as platform for research. Follow the story to see impacts in your community.

CFURadio is grateful to be a member, and learning through involvement, and from others how to best address barriers in accessibility in radio, academia, and advocate for change in our community.

If you want to get involved in CFURadio, register at cfur.ca/volunteer

and/or contact stationmanager@cfur.ca & coordinate@cfur.ca for questions