The economic division of West Moberly First Nations, West Moberly Corporate Alliance, has continued to strengthen its economic portfolio with a partnership with GeoVerra, a global geomatics company.
Businesses in Fort St. John have been warned by the RCMP about an increase in counterfeit money use in the city.
Former Blueberry River First Nations' Chief Judy Desjarlais has filed another judicial review alleging the election date is contrary to BRFN bylaws.
The 2025 Fill the Bus food drive, held annually by the Fort St. John Huskies, will cut neighbourhood door to door runs by players in lieu of donation boxes around town where residents can drop off items.
While Canada Post and CUPW stated they have reached an agreement, there are few details regarding it, according to a local union representative.
Dr. Kearney Helps out was a week-long event designed to raise clothing, food and other items for those in Jamaica suffering from Hurricane Melissa.
The pool will be closed from November 29th to 30th, 2025 as the Inconnu Swim Club hosts its Sadownik Memorial Invitational event.
The Walking the Path of Justice conference in Dawson Creek, hosted by Doig River First Nation, was looking to garner support for a future restorative justice court in northeast B.C.
The 2025 Para Hockey Cup at Dawson Creek's Ovintiv Events Centre will feature squads from Canada, China, Czechia and the United States in the tournament starting November 30th.
Lawrence Henyu is wanted by the Fort St. John RCMP for theft and driving while prohibited under the Motor Vehicle Act.
The search warrant executed by Fort St. John RCMP officers on November 21st was related to a drug trafficking investigation.
The Huskies will be part of the East/West division all-star team at the NWJHL's All-Star Game this weekend at the North Peace Arena.
Fort St. John police were called to Mathews Park on October 7th where one of the public bathrooms had been defaced with graffiti.
Nicholas Stafford, 34, is wanted by the Fort St. John RCMP on multiple charges.
Members of Northern Health, Arc Resources and the Dawson Creek and District Hospital Foundation spoke to Energeticcity.ca after Arc donated $1.5 million to the MRI fundraising campaign.
The U-18 North East BC Trackers took on teams from around Western Canada from November 20th to 23rd in Calgary, Alberta.
The NPSS senior boys' soccer squad took part in the AAA provincial tournament from November 20th to 22nd at Burnaby Lake Sports Complex.
Almost 200 speeding tickets were issued to drivers in Fort St. John and Dawson Creek during October as part of the 2025 Drive Relative to Conditions campaign.
Two Alberta-based companies - The Crossing Group and Nakoda Energy - have partnered with West Moberly Corporate Alliance, the economic arm of West Moberly First Nations.
Justin Davis previously served on Doig River First Nation's council, and ran to replace outgoing Chief Trevor Makadahay in November 2025.
