Prophet River First Nation's Women's Winter Wellness event on January 23rd will feature workshops and speakers dedicated to self-care, self-regulation, creativity and connection.
Josiah Ojokojo, a 10-year-old soccer player in Fort St. John, received a $1,500 sponsorship from Sage Creek Oilfield Services through its Youth in Sports program.
Five Huskies have a chance to win in award categories from the NWJHL, including for most valuable, best goalie, best defenceman, rookie of the year and most gentlemanly player.
The event on January 31st, with ribbon skirts at the centre, is being run to showcase Indigenous culture and fashion at Saulteau First Nations' Cultural Centre.
Desirae Bedell, a member of Beaver First Nation in Northern Alberta and an Indigenous student support worker in the Energetic Learning Campus, is January's Pita Pit Teacher of the Month.
Frontier Fest, celebrating the historical significance of industry, the Indigenous community and pioneers, will return to Hudson's Hope for a three-day event in March 2026.
The Chetwynd Giants U-15 squad donned purple tape on their sticks for their January 17th game against the Fairview Flyers in a show of support for mental health and suicide prevention.
Tse'k'wa National Historic Site will hold a campfire event on January 30th as part of its 'Unplug and Play' Family Literacy Week 2026 with the Fort St. John Literacy Society.
The live stream about the Tse'k'wa National Historic Site will happen at University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC) in Prince George on January 22nd, hosted by Dr. Farid Rahemtulla and Richard Gilbert.
Speed skating's BC Long Track Championships took place on January 17th and 18th at the Pomeroy Sport Centre.
The Fort St. John Huskies had a weekend sweep of victories in the North West Junior Hockey League on January 16th, 17th and 18th, 2026.
At just 10 years old, Josiah Ojokojo has been collecting bottles to appear in soccer tournaments throughout his season - and has been doing so since he was six.
The fire broke out in the early hours of Saturday morning, January 17th at Blueberry River First Nations (BRFN).
The Fort St. John Senior Flyers' loss to the Dawson Creek Canucks on January 15th was the team's eighth of the NPHL season.
Project proposals regarding work being done in northeast B.C. will all be completed using the new system by April 2026, says the BC Energy Regulator.
The Arctic Echoes concert, dedicated to choral music inspired by "winter landscapes, stillness and the magic of the north," will be performed by the Northern Lights Choral Society at the North Peace Cultural Centre on January 19th.
Sherry Dominic is the new Chief of Blueberry River First Nations, and a new council has been appointed, after an election in January 2026.
Tourmaline Oil will pay for youth up to 18 years of age to watch the Fort St. John Huskies game against the North Peace Navigators on January 18th, 2026.
Fort St. John’s Northern BC Volleyball Club hosted the IceBreaker tournament 2026 on January 10th and 11th.
Lexi Waldie Siemens took her own life during the 2025-26 holiday season. Supporters paid tribute to her at a vigil on January 13th, 2026.
