Northern Lights College ratifies $4.8 million budget
The Northern Lights College Board of Governors has ratified the institution's $4.8 million operational budget.
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Davies writes ministry on Fort Nelson sexual education cards
MLA Dan Davies wrote a letter to B.C.’s ministries of health and education concerning “inappropriate” learning material given to Fort Nelson students.
Gas costs to decrease for Fort Nelson residents
FortisBC has received approval from the BC Utilities Commission (BCUC) to decrease the cost of gas for all customers by $1.00 per gigajoule.
Bernier attends rally for forestry sector in Merritt
Peace River South MLA Mike Bernier attended a rally with forestry workers in Merritt amidst uncertainty surrounding the industry in B.C.
Fort St. John Arts Council looking for 2023 banner artists
The Fort St. John Arts Council has submissions open for its street banner project, with this year’s theme being “Our Agricultural Heritage.”
Finance Committee to hold public hearing in Dawson Creek
The provincial Standing Committee on Finance will host a public consultation on the 2024 provincial budget in Dawson Creek.
NRRM opens conversation on potential Rainbow Lake connector
The NRRM met with Rainbow Lake, High Level, and Mackenzie county councils to begin discussions on the Rainbow Lake connector road.
NRRM to obtain housing for new physician
The NRRM had closed discussions concerning obtaining a house for a doctor set to arrive in the community later this year.
Kathy Kruk wins FSJ Hospital Foundation 50/50
Fort St. John resident Kathy Kruk has received over $5,000 after winning the FSJ Hospital Foundation’s 50/50 draw.
Chamber provides update to council
Fort St. John Chamber of Commerce CEO Kathleen Connolly provided Fort St. John City Council with an update on upcoming chamber events.
Council awards $8.2 million tender for 100th Street redevelopment
The City of Fort St. John has awarded the $8.2 million tender for Phase Four of the 100th Street Corridor Redevelopment project.
Centennial Park stage to be illuminated for Trans Visibility Day
The Trans Alliance, Friends, Family, and Youth Society asked Fort St. John City Council to proclaim March 31st as Transgender Visibility Day.
BC Conservation Officer reminds residents to “know before you go”
Peace River BCCOS ran a compliance patrol on Family Day weekend and are reminding residents to “know before you go” with spring incoming.
Peace River region among top supporters of STARS
The Peace River Regional District (PRRD) is one of Shock Trauma Air Rescue Service's (STARS) top municipal supporters, according to the organization's annual report.
Water shutoff announced for Hudson’s Hope subdivision
The District of Hudson’s Hope has announced a water shutoff for the Jamieson Subdivision on March 14th.
Dawson Creek filmmakers seeking funding for feature film
Dawson Creek film company MacWood Productions is seeking $7,000 in funding for its first feature-length film, Hard Reset.
BC Hydro releases more information on Site C reservoir
BC Hydro has released more information about what steps must be finished before the Site C reservoir can be filled.
PRRD confirms topics for meeting with Attorney General
The PRRD has confirmed the topics they will speak to the Attorney General and Solicitor General about at their meeting in Victoria.
UPDATE: City to award tender to fix previous defects on 108th
The City of Fort St. John will award a tender to fix defects created by previous contractors on 108th Street and 114A Avenue.
BCRHN asks provincial government for clarification on physician assistants
The BCRHN has issued an open letter to the Secretary of Rural Health to clarify the government’s position on physician assistants.
