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Connected and Safe: Moving Forward with IREN’s Support
Prince George Urban Aboriginal Justice Society is excited to take the next steps toward Connected and Safe, with support from IREN. This planned project will create opportunities for young people in Prince George to learn, build confidence, and contribute their voices through workshops and shared learning activities. What we are preparing to move forward Our plans include youth-focused workshops, guided learning activities, and opportunities for participants to create materia
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13 hours ago1 min read
Upcoming Prince George Events: September 20–30, 2026
Verified September 19, 2026. PGUAJS shares current Indigenous-focused and general community events in and around Prince George. Please confirm details with the organizer before travelling. Sunday, September 20 — Prince George Terry Fox Run 9:00 AM–1:00 PM at the Bandshell in Lheidli T’enneh Memorial Park. Registration opens at 9:00 AM and the 3 km run begins at 10:00 AM. Registration is free; bicycles, rollerblades, wheelchairs and dogs on leash are welcome. Details and regis
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3 days ago2 min read
Complementary Pathways: Strengthening Indigenous Justice Through Community-Rooted and Institutional Collaboration
Jason Kelly, MBA, examines how institutional justice capacity and community-rooted, culturally grounded relationships can work together to build a stronger continuum of care in Prince George.
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5 days ago1 min read
A Wonderful Summer at PGUAJS
Our Summer Student Program was a wonderful success this year, bringing together learning, creativity, culture, and plenty of fun. Throughout the summer, our team helped make sure transportation was not a barrier by gathering up participants who needed a ride and making sure everyone had the opportunity to take part. From crafts and bowling to meaningful lessons and conversations, the program created a welcoming space where participants could learn, connect, and enjoy themselv
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5 days ago1 min read
PGUAJS Shares Community Perspectives with SD57 and BCFNJC
Jason Kelly presented PGUAJS student and family supports to SD57 DPAC while Jolene Paquette brought MMIWG advocacy to BCFNJC on September 14.
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5 days ago2 min read
Welcome to Our New Website
We are pleased to welcome our partners, community members, and the people we work alongside to our new website. The original go live was a bit less refined. Ian and I worked hard on Sept 14, 2026 to really re-shape and refine the relaunch. We hope you like the space as we made it easier to navigate. This new space reflects our ongoing commitment to Indigenous justice, community connection, and accessible support for the people we serve. It will help us share updates, resource
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