The amendments would have allowed shared decision-making between the province and First Nations throughout B.C. as part of the NDP government’s work aligning their laws with the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
Sign-ups began March 1st, and the Fort St. John Hospital Foundation hopes $100,000 in donations will raised this year.
The event features various presenters, including health care practitioners, and booths featuring homeopathic remedies.
The Flyers were undefeated in their journey to capture the province’s fourth Allan Cup, Canada's senior national hockey championship.
This was the first time the First Nation had held a Pink Shirt Day event.
Residents can head to the hair salon located at 10712 101 Avenue on March 9th and receive a free haircut in exchange for a non-perishable food item.
Calgary-based Kathairos Solutions has announced a partnership with Doig River First Nation (DRFN), and its economic arm, Úújǫ Developments, to engineer sustainable solutions regarding the reduction of methane emissions.
“Celebrating Black Excellence: Navigating the Legacies” was an hour-long presentation hosted and organized by the school that offered students a slice of Pan-African culture,
Fort St. John youngster Hunter Mackay collected 300 pounds of food for the Salvation Army during his first food drive this past Saturday.
Blueberry River First Nation has received a significant contribution toward the final construction of a camp arbour at the Pink Mountain Ranch.
Blueberry River First Nation is making final preparations for its annual cultural camp.
Simon Fraser University has digitally repatriated excavation history and research material back to the Dane-Zaa people of the T’se’kwa Heritage Society.
The DUDES Club is travelling to Fort St. John and will present during a knowledge exchange at Treaty 8 offices on March 6th.
Fort St. John city council recently conducted meetings with chiefs of Doig River First Nation and Blueberry River First Nation.
The language revitalization project in The Reawakening of Our Language Gathering event will be the first of its kind in northeast B.C. and will feature workshops, keynote speakers and a ceremonial tea dance.
Acting dean of trades and apprenticeships program is “evolution” in an ever-changing energy industry.
Fort St. John’s Jaidyn Goertzen was one of 326 Indigenous students to receive more than $1.4 million in awards from the BC Scholarship Society.
“Hunter’s First Food Drive” will involve eight-year-old Hunter Mackay going door-to-door around the city to collect non-perishable food items.
‘Art in the Garden’ will feature dinner, auction and social.
Telizyn's weekend performances earned him four points in the ISU World Cup standings.
