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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Prince George RCMP is hosting a career information session on Tuesday, April 30 at 6:30 p.m.
There's a call for submissions for a Prince George art exhibition to showcase Indigenous work in June to celebrate National Indigenous People's Day.
By: Christine Dalgleish
There were 33 people arrested and $4,500 worth of product recovered during the Prince George RCMP’s latest Boost and Bust project that took place in three locations last week.
The Addams Family Musical lead and stage manager talk about what it's like to be part of the Duchess Park Theatre Company.
By: Christine Dalgleish
Art Battle Prince George is a fast-paced event that sees nine skilled artists put paint to canvas in a three-round showdown.
Judges are needed for the Prince George Regional Heritage Fair taking place on Friday, May 10.
By: Christine Dalgleish
United Way BC is working with communities throughout the province, including Northern BC, to make access to period products easier for those in need.
There is a warning that between five and 15 cm of snow could accumulate in the Pine Pass today and tonight, Environment Canada reported.
Lheidli T'enneh Councillor John West was taken into police custody at the House of Ancestors, the Lheidli T'enneh website reported to its members on April 26, 2024.
Barb Ward-Burkitt, Prince George Native Friendship Centre executive director, was awarded the Moose Hide Campaign's five-millionth pin on Tuesday.
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