Ospika, BC - Canada

On October 31, 2011 the City of Prince George and ICBC went live the first Rader Speed Reader Board in Prince George area.

Affordable Apartment Living on Ospika


Pine Glen Apartments has spacious 2 and 3 bedroom apartments for rent. This complex is family and student friendly. The buildings surround a courtyard with a playground and basketball court and coin laundry available for tenant convenience. On-site staff keep the buildings running smoothly.



Property Feature List
◦ Coin Operated Laundry
◦ Outdoor Parking
◦ Playground
◦ Pet Friendly: No
◦ Wheel Chair Access: No

Neighbourhood Description


As part of the residential community of Pine Glen Apartments, you're only steps away from Foothills' Forest of the World and Moores Meadow Park.


Closest Intersection: Ospika Boulevard and McRae Avenue




How to Reach Us


255 Ospika Boulevard
Prince George, BC
V2M 3R1
Business Phone: 250-561-1823

Affordable Apartment Living on Ospika

Pine Glen Apartments has spacious 2 and 3 bedroom apartments for rent. This complex is family and student friendly. The buildings surround a courtyard with a playground and basketball court and coin laundry available for tenant convenience. On-site staff keep the buildings running smoothly.



Property Feature List
◦ Coin Operated Laundry
◦ Outdoor Parking
◦ Playground
Pet Friendly: No
◦ Wheel Chair Access: No

Neighbourhood Description


As part of the residential community of Pine Glen Apartments, you're only steps away from Foothills' Forest of the World and Moores Meadow Park.


Closest Intersection: Ospika Boulevard and McRae Avenue




How to Reach Us


255 Ospika Boulevard
Prince George, BC
V2M 3R1
Business Phone: 250-561-1823

The Ingenika is of crucial importance to Tsay Keh Dene Nation historically, ecologically, culturally and spiritually. It is one of the last refuges in a territory devastated by the Williston Reservoir and unsustainable development. Tsay Keh Dene Nation are building an Indigenous Management plan for the Ingenika, work is ongoing and we need your help.

visit: www.tsaykeh.com
contact: savetheingenika@tkdb.ca

Editing by:
Chu Cho Environmental - www.chuchoenvironmental.com

Re-visited this Lake again this year, still frozen solid May 27th.

A Man cutted his arm really bad at Gibsons Elemantry. They had a request a Air Ambulance to Land on the Field of Gibsons Elemantry. They Transported the man to a Hospital in Vancouver. Units on Scene where Gibsons Car 1 and Rescue 1 BCAS 62872 and 62597. August 2010

During this workshop, we discussed growing your own food indoors as well as foraging. Special guest speaker Dave Rempel from the David Douglas Botanical Garden Society spoke about growing food outdoors in the North.

Links mentioned during the workshop:
COVID-19 and kitchen/food waste
- https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/canadians-may-be-wasting-more-
food-at-home-during-covid-19-new-report-suggests
- https://nationalpost.com/life/food/plastic-waste-is-piling-up-during-covid-19-as-support-for-single-use-bans-falters-study-shows
Gardening Resources
- 20 vegetables you can regrow from scraps: https://www.ruralsprout.com/regrow-vegetables/
- David Douglas Botanical Garden Society: https://www.ddbotgarden.bc.ca
- Prince George MGABC: https://www.mgabc.org/content/prince-george
- Seeds of Diversity: https://seeds.ca/sw8/web/home
- Cariboo Growers: https://www.cariboogrowers.com/
- PGRFM: https://www.pgrfm.bc.ca/
- Northern Estate Winery: https://northernlightswinery.ca/

Future workshops:
https://www.eventbrite.ca/o/eco-living-kitchen-33286222873

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