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Christine Dalgleish

Christine Dalgleish

Christine Dalgleish is a full-time reporter at the Prince George Citizen newspaper who covers arts and entertainment, community news and most importantly the people of Prince George.

She finagled her way into freelancing in the sports department at PG This Week, The Citizen's weekly sister paper, in early 2000 with no experience whatsoever, where she turned every story she wrote into a people feature.

Christine then managed to convince the editor to hire her full-time later that year, learning on the job and eventually moving into the editor position. She finally found her way across the street to the Citizen's big newsroom in 2006. She's been with the paper of record in Prince George ever since.

When not reporting, Christine throws many things as part of her masters athlete track and field pursuits. She throws hammer, weight, discus, shot put and javelin and currently holds the BC Masters outdoor record in weight throw in her age category.

Reach out to Christine with story ideas or to chat about throwing because, you know, it's not a topic that comes up in conversation very often.

Email
cdalgleish@pgcitizen.ca

Recent Work by Christine

Open burning ban coming to Prince George Fire Centre

Open burning ban coming to Prince George Fire Centre

Across the Prince George Fire Centre open burning in categories 2 and 3 will be prohibited effective Thursday, March 28 at noon.
UNBC Innovation Hub to test latest AI wound care technologies

UNBC Innovation Hub to test latest AI wound care technologies

The Centre for Technology Adoption for Aging in the North (CTAAN) at UNBC will introduce new technologies in healthcare aimed at advancing patient outcomes and equity in treatment.
Prince George woman keeps active playing goal for hockey teams

Prince George woman keeps active playing goal for hockey teams

As a child in Willow River, Ellie Smith made her goalie pads from plywood and foam, would wear a heavy coat, used her ball glove to protect her hand and hoped for the best..
Blindness a threat for Prince George residents after retina disease treatment cut

Blindness a threat for Prince George residents after retina disease treatment cut

The BC Retina Disease Treatment Program is ending as of March 31, leaving those affected scrambling for ways to get the cash to fund the eyesight-saving treatment they need.
Syphilis infections soaring among seniors across north-central B.C.

Syphilis infections soaring among seniors across north-central B.C.

For seniors within the Northern Health Authority infectious syphilis numbers went from zero to 16.5 cases per 100,000 from 2019 to 2023.
Former Prince George journalist to lead CBC's National Indigenous Strategy

Former Prince George journalist to lead CBC's National Indigenous Strategy

Robert Doane will lead the implementation of the new three-year plan geared to improving employment and representation of Indigenous peoples at the national broadcaster.
Prince George Rusty Nuts team keeps aging players on the ice

Prince George Rusty Nuts team keeps aging players on the ice

Rusty Nuts team organizer, Dave Bellamy, and player, Gord Flewelling, talk about their time with the Prince George hockey team whose players range in age between 59 and 77 years old.
Prince George resident living life to the fullest with Alzheimer's disease

Prince George resident living life to the fullest with Alzheimer's disease

Brian Stanley, former Prince George educator, talks about living life to the fullest after his Alzheimer's disease diagnosis.
Short season for Prince George's duck-feeding volunteers

Short season for Prince George's duck-feeding volunteers

Feeding the ducks at Cottonwood Island Park to help them survive the frigid temperatures has been the routine for longtime volunteers Brock Bailey and Paul Cailleaux for about eight years.
NDP MLA takes walking tour of Prince George homeless encampment

NDP MLA takes walking tour of Prince George homeless encampment

Roly Russell, the parliamentary secretary of rural development for the minister of housing, took a walking tour of Moccasin Flats Tuesday with community advocate Phillip Fredriksson.
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