“The Reawakening of our Language Gathering” was organized through a partnership between NLC and Doig River First Nation and took two months to plan and implement from conception to completion.
Weight limits for commercial vehicles are now in effect for roadways in the Peace region, as of March 14th.Â
OK Tire manager Robert Sapp is urging public awareness on the potential for stolen items posted for sale on online classifieds.
Police seized approximately five ounces of cocaine, meth and magic mushrooms were seized, along with multiple pill bottles containing dilaudids and hydromorphone pills, cartons of unstamped tobacco and a firearm.
Tree clearing work will occur in Centennial, Mathews, and Toboggan Hill Parks, as well as the Garrison Trail and the Fish Creek Community Forest.
Doig River First Nation (DRFN) has implemented helper vests for its language revitalization event at Northern Lights College to support Elders.
Event empowers charities twice a year
This is the first year that the First Nation has sent a team to compete in the championship, according to FNFN athletic director Cedar Welchin.
The RCMP was responding to reports of a man with a firearm on 87th Street.
The local organization’s former facility was closed in 2022 because it was deemed unsafe for use. Having found a new location in the fall of 2023, construction issues had delayed its opening.
10% of profits from the entrepreneur fair will go toward charitable causes
The run starts at 10 a.m. at Centennial Park
Detours will be available throughout the day.
The event, hosted by the Urban Systems Foundation, gave 33 North Peace Secondary School (NPSS) students the chance to rub shoulders with professionals in Fort St. John.Â
The donations showed the community’s “heart,” says the executive director of the Salvation Army
Peace region residents will only be able to catch a glimpse of April 8th’s solar eclipse, according to astronomy educator Gary Boyle.
Prophet River First Nation has launched a social media campaign displaying a “word of the day” on Facebook.
Police are asking residents not to leave their vehicles unattended while they are running.
The Fort Nelson Community Literacy Society is heading to Prophet River First Nation on March 7th to help out before the deadline for claims to be submitted later the same day.
The city is celebrating International Women’s Day on March 8th by inviting local ladies for a free swim at the North Peace Leisure Pool.
