 Halfway River Group joins effort to cut methane emissions in B.C.
The Halfway River Group has become an equity investor in Kathairos Solutions Inc.’s methane elimination technology.Â
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Rescued pets from Fort Nelson safe at BC SPCA, public asked to assist in the search for families
Four pets have been rescued by Fort Nelson RCMP and brought to BC SPCA North Peace on May 13th.Â
Hudson’s Hope receives funding from province for portable speed radar signs
The District of Hudson’s Hope has received over $10,000 to install portable speed radar signs in high-risk areas.
Major delays expected on Highway 97 in Taylor all day May 15
On May 15th, major traffic disruptions in both directions can be expected on Highway 97 between 103rd Avenue and Birch Avenue in Taylor.
Road maintenance causes lane reduction on 271 Road in Fort St. John
Travelers can expect delays near 271 Road in Fort St. John until 4 p.m. on May 14th.
Fort St. John and Dawson Creek offer support to Fort Nelson wildfire evacuees
As forest fire evacuations continue in the Fort Nelson region, Fort St. John and Dawson Creek residents and governments continue to offer support and resources.
Learn about birds in the Peace at the Fort St. John North Peace Museum
As the weather warms and animal activity ramps up across the Peace region, two non-profit organizations in Fort St. John are hosting a collaborative event to acquaint residents with wildlife.Â
Air quality and visibility risks to Fort St. John residents due to Fort Nelson wildfires
Residents of Fort St. John are encouraged to be cautious of significant air quality and visibility reductions over the weekend as wildfire smoke from Fort Nelson covers the region.
Progress and challenges in boreal caribou conservation efforts across Canada
Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) released a strategy and species conservation update report on May 10 for the endangered boreal caribou.Â
B.C.’s unemployment rate drops below national average in April Labour Force Survey
B.C.’s unemployment rate fell below the national average in April, according to the latest data from Statistics Canada.
Peace Gallery North showcases Peace Region talent in new exhibit
A new exhibit at Peace Gallery North has been opened to the public, highlighting the natural beauty of the Peace Region in print media.Â
Fort St. John and Dawson Creek raises $33,700 on McHappy Day
Approximately $33,700 was raised through McHappy Day this week for Ronald McDonald House B.C. and the Child Development Centres in Dawson Creek and Fort St. John.Â
Fort St John seeks resident input on bylaw changes
The City of Fort St. John is inviting residents to two open houses regarding proposed bylaw updates for the building and sign bylaws.
BC Hydro grant funds tree planting at Fort St. John’s off-leash dog park
Several new trees will be planted at Fort St. John’s off-leash dog park this week, thanks to a $7,500 ReGreening Grant from BC Hydro.
Peace region residents benefit from free bear safety sessions
For the second year in a row, Tumbler Ridge resident Kale Ericson is providing free bear safety training for residents in Northern BC.
Holdover fire near Fort Nelson reignites, spreads to 500 hectares
An out-of-control fire in Nogah Creek, 60 kilometres east of Fort Nelson, is being monitored by the Prince George Fire Centre.
Dawson Creek encourages residents to prepare for emergencies, BC emergency alert test this Wednesday
The City of Dawson Creek is working to prepare residents for emergency responses during Emergency Preparedness Week from May 5th to 11th, and as part of the week, the province will be issuing an emergency alert test.
First Nations collaborate with independent geoscience to enhance understanding of water resources
A new dataset from a program about water quality, quantity and climate research in Northeast B.C. has been released, combining settler and indigenous research.
