Reid Graham steps in as Alternate Area B Director following Kealy’s resignation
Jordan Kealy’s resignation from the Peace River Regional District Board of Directors was formally acknowledged during the November 21st board meeting.Â
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Bold Woman of the Month: Natasha Artyomenko
November’s bold woman of the month believes that having faith in what you believe in can take you anywhere.
Conservative Party includes Peace River MLAs in shadow cabinet
The Conservative Party of British Columbia has announced the members of the shadow cabinet, which include both Peace River MLAs.Â
Northern Development Initiative Trust annual report highlights community development
Northern Development Initiative Trust (NDIT) has published its annual report for 2023, highlighting its initiatives across 10 regional districts and regional municipalities in Northern B.C.
(UPDATE) Chetwynd emergency department resumes services after overnight diversion
An overnight diversion of the Chetwynd Hospital emergency department due to staffing challenges has ended.Â
ARC Resources announces production at Montney Attachie facility
ARC Resources Ltd. has announced the first phase of the 40,000 barrel of oil equivalent (boe) a day Attachie facility in Montney has been commissioned.Â
UPDATE: Highway 97 closed after multi-car accident in Taylor
A multi-vehicle car accident in Taylor has closed a section of Highway 97 as emergency services continue to tend to the scene.Â
District of Taylor plans HR budget boost to match cost of living
The District of Taylor is preparing for their next round of budgeting and capital planning, and is considering increasing the 2025 human resources budget.Â
District of Taylor prepares five year capital plan for 2025
The District of Taylor is preparing the next capital plan, which will be implemented in 2025.Â
District of Taylor appoints two new library board members
The District of Taylor Council has officially confirmed two new board members for the Taylor Public Library.
Dawson Creek explores long-term home for South Peace Search and Rescue team
The City of Dawson Creek is working with South Peace Search and Rescue (SPSAR) to support the volunteer organization with rising costs.Â
(CORRECTION) Peace River region unites against hate speech following election rhetoric
CORRECTION 9:10 a.m. November 19th: The article below has been updated to correct an error.
Postal workers strike halts mail and parcel delivery across Canada
Residents of the Peace River region can expect to experience mail and parcel delivery interruptions as Canada Post workers go on strike following a year of unsuccessful negotiations.Â
(UPDATE) Highway 670 in Grande Prairie reopens following crash
UPDATE 4:30 p.m. November 15th: RCMP officers say the collision referenced in the article below has been cleared off the roads, and traffic has returned to normal. Officers are also thanking Emergency Response teams for their assistance.
Uber announces expansion across BC in early 2025
Rideshare service Uber has announced it will be expanding its services across B.C. starting in early 2025.
City addresses snow removal concerns and promises policy changes
The City of Fort St. John has announced intentions to change snow clearing policies this winter.Â
Pouce Coupe appoints new Chief Administrative and Corporate Officer
A new senior member of staff has joined the Village of Pouce Coupe as the Chief Administrative and Corporate Officer (CACO)Â
Christmas events scheduled across the Peace River region
As the holiday season approaches, communities are preparing for annual Christmas events throughout the Peace River region.Â
Paramount and Ovintiv announce sale agreement for Montney Assets
Paramount Resources Ltd. has announced a sale agreement with Ovintiv Inc. regarding multiple properties in the Montney region.
NRRM urges campfire safety after six unattended fires in October
Northern Rockies Regional Municipality (NRRM) has released a campfire safety reminder following a busy month putting out unattended campfires.Â
