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- 3rd and George
- Apocalypse Now
- Art Gallery
- Atmosphere
- B&B Music
- Bar
- Big Box
- Book Store
- Books & Company
- Canada Winter Games
- Carmichael's Menswear
- Characters
- Chuck's Cafe
- Cinema
- City Secondhand
- Clothing Store
- Coffee Shop
- Columbus Hotel
- Connaught Motor Inn
- Dance
- Dance
- Department Store
- Dooley
- Downtown Prince George
- Exhibition
- Farm goods
- Fire
- Fire Pit
- Future
- Geography
- George Williams
- Growlies Pizza
- Hardhat
- Hardware Store
- Harold Moffat
- Hayday
- Homelessness
- Hotel
- Illegal
- Industry
- Kresge's
- Library
- London Hotel
- Mall
- Market
- McInnis Lighting
- Morrison's Mens' Wear
- Mr. PG
- Music
- Outrigger
- Parade
- Parade
- Parkwood Mall
- PG Stigma
- Photography
- Pricne George Hangouts
- Prince George Civic Center
- Prince George Farmers Market
- Prince George Friendliness
- Prince George Hotel
- Prince George Lumber
- Prince George Poultry
- Prince George Public Library
- Prince George Youth Hostel
- PS Pianos
- Queen Elizabeth
- Restaurant
- Royal Bank Building
- Social Service
- Specialty Shop
- Spencer's Menswear
- Steve and Son's Footwear
- Strand Theatre
- Street Spirits
- The Fire Pit
- The Mackenzie Hotel
- The Muffin Break
- The Other Art
- Theatre
- Theatre
- Thirft Store
- Two Rivers Gallery
- W D West Studios
- Walmart
- Zaffron Cuisine
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MR. PG Visits Vancouver
“You could hear a roar, and you think what’s going on, what’s going on. It’s Mr. PG.” – William Palmer, Prince George, BC
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Losing the Muffin Break
“For some reason, they sold the business, but it wasn’t the same.” – Dick Voneugen, Prince George, BC
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Choosing To Stay
“The people in the community care about the people in the community.” – James Spankie, Prince George, BC
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The Winter The Floor Froze
“It was just incredible the amount of snow. We were walking sometimes on the level of the window ledges.” – Joy McKeller, Prince George, BC
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One Way Ticket to The Forest Fire
“It was the law that any able bodied person between 18 and 65 could be conscrpited for fire fighting duties.” – Harry Coates, Prince George, BC
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