Two teams of students joined the School District 60 board of trustees ahead of their final board meeting of the school year for a demonstration of two self-built electric vehicles.Â
A District of Taylor's administration member has resigned from her position as Chief Administrative Officer.
A seventh-grade student from Fort St. John saw success at a national science fair in May.Â
A draft for five major projects planned in School District 60 was approved during the final board of trustees meeting for the 2023-2024 school year.Â
At their final meeting of the school year, the School District 60 board of trustees approved the final version of the district’s 2024-2029 strategic plan.
A coroner’s inquest in Dawson Creek has come to a close with the jury returning from deliberations to present their verdict.Â
BC Wildfire Service is cautioning members of the public about an increase in wildfire activity in the Fort Nelson region.
Two key witnesses brought their testimony before the court on the fourth day of the coroner’s inquest into the death of Jamie Hope during her time in Dawson Creek RCMP custody in 2019.
School District 60’s board of trustees is seeking clarification on early learning and daycare from the Ministry of Education and Early Childhood.
During the last district school board meeting of the 2023-24 school year, the board approved the 2024-2025 expenditure plan for an estimated $1.88 million annual facility grant (AFG).Â
The third day of the coroner’s inquest into the death of Jamie Hope in April of 2019 featured testimony from medical professionals involved with Hope’s care in Dawson Creek and Prince George.Â
BC Energy Regulator has concluded seven years of well surveys across Northeast B.C., finding that less than one per cent of the wells surveyed had methane leaks.Â
The second day of a coroner’s inquest into the death of a woman in Dawson Creek RCMP custody in 2019 saw further testimony from RCMP and city employees.Â
On June 18th, RCMP released information about a search executed on a suspicious residence in Fort St. John.Â
Drivers in the Peace region are being encouraged to be cautious of animals on the roads this summer, especially when travelling to and from work.Â
A two-week coroners inquest into the death of a 23-year-old woman has begun in Dawson Creek.
A controversial veterinarian clinic in Fort St. John has officially lost its accreditation and is no longer allowed to practice veterinary medicine.Â
A high streamflow advisory for the Northeast Region has been issued due to heavy rains expected over the weekend.
A $100,000 grant program has been launched for rural communities across Western Canada.
A heavy rainfall warning has been issued by Environment Canada for the North Peace River over the weekend.
