As Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney reaches 100 days since the federal election, Energeticcity.ca took to the streets of Fort St. John to gather people's opinions on his leadership.
Fort St. John councillor Tony Zabinsky warned residents not to accept friend requests from an account he believes is attempting to impersonate him.
The fourth opportunity for First Nations and non-profit organizations to apply for Rural Economic Diversification and Infrastructure Program (REDIP) grants is now open.
Misty Watson, a 15-year-old aspiring musician, got to perform with Wynonna Judd during the Energetic County Fair 2025 on July 18th.
The PRRD said the Boundary Lake Water Station will be temporarily closed on July 28th, 10 days after it reopened from an extended closure.
Tammy Hordy, owner of The Flower Hut, is looking to sell the business to spend more time with family.
Environment Canada has issued a thunderstorm warning for the Peace region on July 23rd, with strong winds, large hail and heavy rain expected.
The Fort St. John Association for Community Living is hosting its 65th anniversary at Centennial Park on July 25th.
Northern Health said the Fort St. John Hospital emergency department was a measles exposure location on July 13th.
A Grande Prairie vehicle believed to have been stolen was found off a steep cliff on July 21st in the Bear Mountain Wind Park rural area of Dawson Creek.
Ralph Junior Achla is set to appear before the judicial case manager of the Fort St. John law courts on July 24th on sexual assault charges.
A Fort Nelson transport driver has received nearly $400 in fines from the BC Highway Patrol for allegedly transporting goods in a dangerous manner.
Services at the Charlie Lake water station will be unavailable on July 22nd for a scheduled power outage.
Foundry Fort St. John is to hold a Space Design Workshop on July 26th for its new health and wellness centre planned for the city.
The Peace River Regional District (PRRD) reopened the Boundary Lake Water Station on July 18th, 2025.
The Fort St. John Seniors Hall has received more than $40,000 from the North Peace Community Foundation for rooftop repairs.
The District of Hudson’s Hope said on July 17th its public pool will be closed until further notice after a superchlorination event.
43-year-old Ralph Junior Achla has been charged with sexual assault and other crimes.
Hatfield Consultants, a British Columbia eco-consultancy firm with an office in Fort St. John, has received $800,000 to map eelgrass around the province.
Dawson Creek resident Doris May is sharing her weight loss journey after losing 108 pounds in 55 weeks.
