Sam Bennison is a journalist for CKPG News, focusing on local news in Prince George, British Columbia. With a passion for community reporting, Sam covers a wide range of topics including sports, events, crime, and community initiatives. Sam's dedication to providing accurate and timely news keeps residents of Prince George informed about the issues that matter most to them.
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Sam Bennison's coverage is focused on local events and news in the Prince George area of British Columbia, with a significant emphasis on crime and sports. Pitches to Sam should provide localized insights or expert commentary related to ongoing criminal investigations, sporting events, community initiatives, or health-related topics that are relevant to the local audience. Additionally, he may be interested in exclusive interviews or features about individuals involved in notable community achievements such as business awards or Indigenous consultation processes.
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PRINCE GEORGE— BC Transit and the City of Prince George will be changing their services as the winter school breaks begin.
CARIBOO—On December 7 and 8, Mounties in Quesnel hosted their fifth annual Stuff a Cruiser Campaign.
PRINCE GEORGE—The Prince George animal rescue received a nest of bunnies and one is currently staying at Total Pet.This lovable bunny wants nothing more to cuddle up to you.
By: Sam Bennison
PRINCE GEORGE— From pickleball indoors to cross country skiing in Prince George's back country, there is something that will suite your fancy in the City of PG's recreation guide.
PRINCE GEORGE—Take part in the holiday cheer with the Central B.C. Railway and Forestry Museum's Celebration of Lights.
PRINCE GEORGE- The Prince George Humane Society is looking for people to open their hearts and homes this holi...
By: Sam Bennison
PRINCE GEORGE— The B.C. SPCA in Prince George and the Prince George Humane Society will be seeing some big changes in the New year.
PRINCE GEORGE— There is a lot to love with this three-year-old cat currently staying at the Prince George Humane Society.
By: Sam Bennison
PRINCE GEORGE— Carter Thomas is a grade five student who chooses to spends some of his evenings cooking food for people on the street.
PRINCE GEORGE—Starting in December, two retired local wildlife enthusiasts go out and feed the ducks at cottonwood island park.
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