New recovery program open on former Baldy Hughes site

Chrisie Berry named new Executive Director at Downtown PG

Correct link to the interview with Tracy Peters about making Kym Gouchie’s Juno outfit.

Here’s today’s news:

• New recovery program open on former Baldy Hughes site.

• Chrisie Berry named new Executive Director at Downtown PG.

• B.C. Hydro reviewing comms plan after 10-hour planned outage doesn't materialize, prompting confusion.

• Spruce Kings playoff tickets on sale Tuesday.

• Cougars Fever is back in Prince George.

• Northern BC CMHA branch receives grants to conduct community-based mental health research.

• Rosalyn Bird becomes BC Conservatives' military liaison.

• Special Olympics PG hosting 100 days out celebration for BC Games.

• NDP’s Cory “Grizz” Longley looks to unseat longtime incumbent.

• Cash for Kids raffle raises more than $6,700 for Child Development Centre.

• Prince George Rotary clubs hosting second annual Hoop-A-Thon.

• Teen Art Showcase and awards ceremony happens Saturday.

• Shaping an inclusive entrepreneurial future in northern B.C.

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