Positive Living North: No khēyoh t'sih'en t'sehena Society

03/02/2026

On this Women's Month, Positive Living North, in partnership with Northern Women's Centre, invites you to join us for an afternoon dedicated to Women’s Sexual & Reproductive Wellness.

📅 March 11, 2026
🕐 1 PM – 4 PM
📍 Fire Pit Cultural Drop-In Centre, Prince George

✨ Reusable pad making & menstrual cup demonstration
✨ Community resources
✨ Education booth
✨ STI Bingo
✨ Information session on sexual & reproductive health

Together, we’re creating space for honest conversations, practical knowledge, and collective empowerment.

Let’s break stigma.
Let’s normalize conversations.
Let’s support one another in making informed choices about our bodies. 💛

All are welcome.

02/27/2026

Northern Health and First Nations Health Authority have issued a Toxic Drug Alert for Prince George. A green substance sold as “down” has been linked to sudden overdoses with prolonged sedation. Initial test results show high concentrations of para-fluorofentanyl (twice as strong as fentanyl).

For more information, see: stories.northernhealth.ca/news/toxic-drug-alert-prince-george-20

For information on other overdose prevention resources, see: northernhealth.ca/health-topics/overdose-prevention

02/26/2026

The numbers are down — but the crisis is not over.

Prince George saw 66 toxic drug deaths in 2025, compared to 108 in 2024. While this shift is encouraging, lasting change requires continued investment in harm reduction efforts, housing stability and public awareness.

In this interview with Tommy Osborne Ckpg, our Interim Co-Exeutive Director/Education Manager, Vibusha Madanayake, reflects on what these numbers mean for Prince George and the ongoing importance of harm reduction, stigma reduction, peer-led outreach, and community partnerships.

Public health responses save lives. Community partnerships save lives. Compassion saves lives.

Grateful to CKPG News for amplifying this important conversation.

02/26/2026

The numbers are down — but the crisis is not over.

Prince George saw 66 toxic drug deaths in 2025, compared to 108 in 2024. While this shift is encouraging, lasting change requires continued investment in public awareness, housing stability and harm reduction efforts.

In this interview with Tommy Osborne Ckpg, our Education Manager & Interim Co-Executive Director, Vibusha Madanayake reflects on what these numbers mean for Prince George and the ongoing importance of harm reduction, stigma reduction, peer-led outreach, and community partnerships.

Public health responses save lives. Community partnerships save lives. Compassion saves lives.

Grateful to CKPG News for amplifying this important conversation.

🔗 Full story: https://ckpgtoday.ca/2026/02/25/local-organizations-say-prince-george-drug-death-stats-encouraging-but-too-early-to-celebrate/

02/26/2026

📢 In the News | CKPG Today

The numbers are down — but the crisis is not over.

Prince George saw 66 toxic drug deaths in 2025, compared to 108 in 2024. While this shift is encouraging, lasting change requires continued investment in harm reduction, housing stability, peer-led outreach, and stigma reduction.

Public health responses save lives. Community partnerships save lives. Compassion saves lives.

Grateful to CKPG News for amplifying this important conversation.

🔗 Full story: https://ckpgtoday.ca/2026/02/25/local-organizations-say-prince-george-drug-death-stats-encouraging-but-too-early-to-celebrate/

02/26/2026

02/25/2026

02/20/2026

Are you a person living with HIV in Prince George or surrounding areas? If so we would love to hear from you as we work to ensure HIV care in the North is lead by the voices of lived experience. Join us in our community consultation Friday morning from 9:30 to 11:00 in our Cultural Center at 393 George Street.

02/20/2026

Curious about Sexual Health? Got questions about STIs but not sure where to ask?

Join us for an open, judgment-free STI Information Session where we'll break down myths, share facts, and talk about prevention, testing, and treatment. Knowledge is power, and your health matters. No prior registration required. Just drop in.

Come learn. Ask questions. Take control of your health.

Everyone is welcome. Bring a friend!
*Open to all UNBC and community members!