Shooter’s father speaks about Tumbler Ridge tragedy
The father of the Tumbler Ridge shooter has spoken to share his "deepest sympathies" with the community after his child's actions on February 10th.
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Drop-in mental health appointments available in Tumbler Ridge after shooting
Following the school shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School on February 10th, Northern Health is offering people access to mental health clinicians at the Tumbler Ridge Health Centre.
Fort St. John council considers snow clearing policy adjustments after $484K budget overspend
The City of Fort St. John council is considering adjusting its snow-clearing policy after it spent $484,000 more than its budget to tackle snowfall in December 2025.
Victims of Tumbler Ridge mass shooting identified by RCMP
The victims of the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting have been identified by Tumbler Ridge RCMP.
City prioritizes resources and intergovernmental relations for local government convention
The City of Fort St. John council has approved two resolutions focused on the resource sector and intergovernmental relations for the 2026 North Central Local Government Association (NCLGA) convention.
Hudson’s Hope rescinds ‘boil water’ notice after chlorine concern
The District of Hudson's Hope says it has resolved water quality concerns after an unexpected error with its chlorine management systems.
Fort St. John completes city water main pipeline repairs
The City of Fort St. John has completed repairs on its water main pipeline after three days of water conservation by residents.
Fort Nelson ER closes all day for ‘staffing challenges’
The Fort Nelson General Hospital emergency department has closed for the day on February 7th due to "staffing challenges."
Fort St. John Hospital ER re-opens after overnight closure
The Fort St. John Hospital's emergency department has re-opened after a staffing-related closure overnight from February 6th to 7th.
No new measles cases for a week in northeast B.C.
The BC Centre for Disease Control reported no new cases of measles in northeast B.C. on February 5th since its January 29th update.
Chamber backs ‘coordinated, persistent’ Taylor Bridge advocacy as ministry insists it is ‘committed to long-term solution’
The Ministry of Transportation and Transit says it is working on a concept plan and permanent solution for the Taylor Bridge.
City overspends by nearly $500K on 2025 snow clearing after near-record December weather
The City of Fort St. John council went overbudget for snow clearing by almost $500,000 in 2025 after near-record snowfall in December.
Taylor appoints new committee member amid district logo redesign
The District of Taylor council has elected another member of staff to its logo committee which has been ongoing since 2024.
Police appeal after ‘youth’ pedestrian hit by vehicle in Tumbler Ridge
Tumbler Ridge RCMP officers are looking for eye witnesses or dash cam footage after a January 30th incident where a boy was hit by a car.
NRRM raises alarm about Alaska Highway safety near Pink Mountain
The Northern Rockies Regional Municipality is looking to the Peace River Regional District for support with solving a driving hazard at the Pink Mountain Campsite entrance onto Highway 97.
Taylor ponders solutions for $680K budget shortfall
The District of Taylor is working to make up a $680,000 shortfall in its upcoming 2026 budget by balancing proposed taxation rates for residents.
Overnight maintenance planned for Taylor Bridge
Taylor Bridge will be reduced to single-lane, alternating traffic overnight on February 6th for maintenance, according to Dawson Road Maintenance.
Taylor seeks funding for ice centre and golf clubhouse renovations
The District of Taylor is applying for Northern Development Initiative Trust grants to support planned renovations at the District Ice Centre and the Lone Wolf Golf Course Clubhouse.
Number of hours of northeast ER closures declines year-on-year in January, with Chetwynd ER shut twice
Northern Health reported two emergency room closures in northeast B.C. during January 2026, down from five in the same month in 2025.
City agrees to explore options around $20K support for youth mental health services
The City of Fort St. John council has voted to allocate $20,000 towards supporting Saplings Mental Health Services, pending the results of a staff report on the organization's future needs.
