Free widgets for your website
Show Prince George information your readers look for on your own pages: garbage day, the weather, river levels, events and news. Copy one line into your site and it keeps itself up to date.
- Free, with no ads, cookies, trackers or sign-up.
- Fits any width from 300 px, in light or dark, or following your reader’s setting.
- Each widget names its official source and shows when it was last updated. Please keep the “From PG Pulse” link.
Prince George garbage day
Readers type their address and see their next garbage and recycling pickup and their zone. See the full page
Options: address fills in an address (a building manager’s page, for example). Add theme=light or theme=dark to fix the colours.
Prince George weather
Current conditions, today’s and tomorrow’s forecast and any weather warning, from Environment Canada. See the full page
Prince George river levels
Latest river levels and flows with the trend, from the Water Survey of Canada gauges. A gauge that stops reporting says so. See the full page
Events in Prince George
The next local events, each linking to its listing. See the full page
Options: limit (1 to 10, default 5). Add theme=light or theme=dark to fix the colours.
Prince George news
The latest local headlines, each linking to the original publisher. See the full page
Options: topic (a news topic such as sports), source, limit (1 to 20, default 6), sort (latest or top). Add theme=light or theme=dark to fix the colours.
How it works
Each widget is a small page in an iframe. The script line is optional: it lets the frame grow and shrink with its content (for example when a reader looks up an address). Without it, set the height yourself. The script only resizes frames from princegeorgepulse.ca and does nothing else.
Widgets load quickly, set no cookies and run no trackers. We count how many times each widget is shown on each website, by the site’s name only, so we know who uses them; nothing about your readers is kept.
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