Cheryl Jahn is a reporter for CKPG News, covering a wide range of topics and stories in the local community. With a focus on delivering accurate and timely news, Cheryl's reporting includes updates on government initiatives, healthcare, education, and other important issues that impact the residents of the area.
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Cheryl Jahn's coverage focuses on local news, city government, community events, health and wellness, and education. Her articles often include event coverage and government announcements related to business & industry as well as entertainment news.
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PRINCE GEORGE – Each year, just over 13, 000 students attend one of 41 schools in school district 57.
PRINCE GEORGE – The Rotary Hospice House is home to those for whom death is imminent. The average stay for a client is 21 days.
NORTHERN BC – United Way British Columbia is working with communities in BC's North, Interior, Lower Mainland and Central & Northern Vancouver
PRINCE GEORGE - The downtown core has plenty of potential to be creative. With the demolition of the former Fo...
PRINCE GEORGE – Barb Ward-Burkitt has run the Prince George Friendship Centre for thirty years and now is recognized for that work by receiving the five-millionth moose hide pin.
PRINCE GEORGE – It was a shocking about-face by the Province last week, with the Premier announcing significant changes to its position on open use of illicit drugs.
PRINCE GEORGE – According to Business in Vancouver, a lack of municipal planners is hampering progress on the development front.
PRINCE GEORGE – From spiking temperatures during a heat dome in the summer, to a massive deluge from two atmospheric rivers in the fall, 2021 was a wild year for weather in the Pacific Northwest.
PRINCE GEORGE – Cyclists from around the region – even from Vancouver Island – converged on Quinson Elementary School where the students were decked out with signs and yellow pom-poms to welcome the Tour de North.
PRINCE GEORGE – In a galaxy far, far away, Captain Rex the clone trooper, a Jedi and Imperial Officer and a Jawa descended on a little-known place
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