Christine Dalgleish is a journalist based in Prince George, Canada. She writes for The Prince George Citizen and her work has also been featured in various other publications in the region. Christine covers a range of topics including community events, local news, human interest stories, and social issues.
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Christine Dalgleish's coverage focuses on local events, community news, and seasonal activities in Prince George, Canada. She frequently covers topics related to entertainment, house & home, family & relationships.
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A ceremony at the Civic Centre will be followed by a parade On Remembrance Day, Monday, Nov. 11, we honour those who gave their lives to serve our country.
By: Christine Dalgleish
Deadfall Brewing Company just won six awards during the Canada Beer Cup championships.
By: Christine Dalgleish
Cindy Blackstock, children's advocate, talks about social justice in Hope & Strength film vignette presented by Carrier Sekani Family Services in Prince George.
By: Christine Dalgleish
The more than 20-year-old School District 57 sign has seen better days and will soon be restored with the help of the original carver and his daughter.
By: Christine Dalgleish
The big financial boost will help supply meals to 139 local clients
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By: Christine Dalgleish
Kat Fullerton brings celebrity impersonators to the Prince George stage during the Legends Live! The Diva Show.
By: Christine Dalgleish
It's an online way to see what crimes have taken place in your neighbourhood, and much more
'It has been the experience of a lifetime helping where I could over the past seven years'
By: Christine Dalgleish
The $40,000 will allow for a 'deeper level of support' Youth mental health was the topic of conversation when Prince George Ford approached The Foundry Prince George, operated by the YMCA BC.
By: Christine Dalgleish
It's a one-day Grinchy good time that once again sees Nove Voce, the international award-winning Prince George choir, perform A Choral Story Time: How the Grinch Stole Christmas on Saturday, Nov. 30.
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