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Local track athlete talks about medal performance at BC School Sports Provincial Track and Field Championships
The BC School Sports Provincial Track and Field Championships in Langley was a memorable one for Kaleb Stevens-Fleming, who won a gold and silver medal
Hudson’s Hope Volleyball president talks club’s growing pains, new coaches
The Hudson's Hope Volts volleyball team played several tournaments after being established last December by Amber White
(UPDATE) Missing person found by Beaverlodge RCMP
A person reported missing on June 8th has been found by Beaverlodge RCMP.
Two children dead after side-by-side incident in Pouce Coupe
A side-by-side all-terrain off-road vehicle rolled over on Thursday, June 4th, at a residence in the village of Pouce Coupe, causing the deaths of two young children
Fort St. John RCMP urging public help in case of missing vehicle
A Jeep was stolen from Charlie Lake on Sunday morning, June 7th, according to RCMP.
Dawson Creek and District Chamber of Commerce re-launches initiative recognizing local businesswomen
Working Women Wednesday is expected to be published bi-weekly on the Dawson Creek and District's Chamber of Commerce social media platforms.
Tumbler Ridge to celebrate history, legacy of community at Tumbler Tales book launch festival
The Tumbler Tales book launch festival is about celebrating the 45-year history of the district, says organizer.
North Peace Grizzlies’ golf squad attends provincial championships
The North Peace Secondary School golf team went to BC School Sports AAA provincials from June 2nd to 4th.
Huskies’ training camp dates set for August
The Fort St. John Huskies training camp will take place between August 21st and 23rd at the Pomeroy Sport Centre
Despite forestry concessions being made, some feel it isn’t enough
The Canadian Forest Sector Task Force released a final report on long-term viability and steps for revitalization in the industry nationwide this week.
Taylor set to host 2026 World Invitational Gold Panning Championships
The three-day World Invitational Gold Panning Championship will take place between July 31st and August 2nd in the District of Taylor
Wind turbine education is the aim of UNESCO Global Geopark Global Wind Day event
Celebrated as a day to celebrate wind energy, Global Wind Day was first observed in 2007.
Classroom Champion Paralympian visits Alwin Holland Elementary students
Two-time Paralympic gold medalist and reigning world F46 Shot put champion Greg Stewart visited Alwin Elementary School on Wednesday, June 3rd
Multi-event participant talks about love of athletics on eve of BC School Sports provincials
Kaleb Stevens-Fleming set an unofficial national record in his age group at May's North Central Zone Track and Field meet.
FSJ hosts World Fair 2026 in Festival Plaza
Focusing on the diversity in Fort St. John from around the globe, World Fair 2026 took place this weekend at Festival Plaza
Former North East BC Tracker signs with AJHL team
Nicholas Gordon played three seasons with the North East BC Trackers program and the last two with the Cariboo Cougars of the BC Elite Hockey League.
Fort St. John sawmill owned by Canfor officially sold
The Canfor sawmill in Fort St. John has been sold to Alberta-based Rocky Mountain Salvage, after being shuttered in September 2024.
Classic Cars take over Fort Motors lot on first weekend of June
The classic car show now in its fourth year was created as a way to fill up the car lot at Fort Motors during the Covid pandemic
Sale imminent in case of Fort St. John Canfor sawmill
the sawmill at 9312 259 in Fort St. John owned by industry giant Canfor was announced as closing in 2024.
