Max is a new resident of Fort St. John and came from Burlington, Ontario, to serve as Energeticcity’s General Reporter.
He became interested in journalism after taking a media fundamentals program at Sheridan College, which led to a passion for writing and seeking the truth.
A quote Max lives by is, “Don’t fear death, fear not living.”
He has been an avid volunteer traveller since he was 13, visiting countries such as Ghana, Argentina, Vietnam, and more.
Max enjoys critically acclaimed movies and TV shows, as well as books, chess, poker, hiking and kayaking.
He is inspired by writers such as Ernest Hemingway, C.S. Lewis, Fyodor Dostoevsky, Hunter S. Thompson, Douglas Murray and Malcolm Gladwell.
The District of Taylor is working on live streaming its meetings to improve the community's participation in the decision-making processes made by council.
During a special meeting on Wednesday, council adopted a senior housing agreement bylaw to support the construction of a new complex at the old hospital site.
Council recently received information on vandalism that took place in the city last year after staff reported an increase in public facilities being damaged.
During February 12th’s regular council meeting, the City of Fort St. John appointed councillors Tony Zabinsky and Jim Lequiere as members of BC Hydro’s Peace Williston Advisory Committee (PWAC).
Peace River North MLA Dan Davies was joined by BC United’s shadow ministers and city officials on Thursday for a town hall event at Fort St John’s Lido Theatre on the topic of drugs and crime.
The City of Fort St. John has begun the process of approving the 2024 budget and has scheduled a public meeting for residents to voice their questions or concerns.
Council declared the month of February as CDC month during their meeting on Monday in preparation for the Child Development Centre’s 51st annual talent show.