The Chetwynd and District Hospital Foundation has recognized the West Moberly First Nations as the title sponsor of its 2026 masquerade gala.
Registration is open for The Fort St. John Hospital Foundation's Bluey Day 2026, which has been scheduled for May 23rd at Centennial Park.
The School District 60's 'pretend to be a kindergartener for a day initiative will help pre school children transition to kindergarten.
BC Hydro has planned power outages for more than 50 customers in the surrounding areas of Fort St. John.
The city of Fort St. John is hosting an information workshop for the 2026 Business Facade Improvement Program on March 2nd from 6 p.m. to 7.30 p.m.
A Fort St. John student teacher has launched a petition calling for more outdoor time and play in schools in School District 60.
The MLA for Peace River South, Larry Neufeld, is calling the B.C. Government to launch a public inquiry in the aftermath of the Tumbler Ridge tragedy.
Jordan Kealy, Peace River North MLA, is raising concerns about the nurse-to-patient ratio and overcrowding of patient rooms in the Fort St. John Hospital.
Community Futures Peace Liard in Dawson Creek has cleared doubts regarding the misinformation circulating about the Rural Community Immigration Pilot Program.
A Fort St. John art group is geared up to host its annual exhibit titled Points of View: Watermarks on March 6th at Peace Gallery North.
March has been considered as the month for both distracted driving and occupant impaired driving campaigns across B.C. by the Highway Patrol.
The School District 60 shared an update of school security measure and it intends to start securing exterior access to schools soon.
In its January 2026 Policing Report, the Fort St. John RCMP has reported a slight increase in property and motor crimes.
Today’s court report contains all the sentences handed down in the Peace region between February 16th and 20th, 2026.
A Fort St. John hairstylist joined with other hairstylists to raise $5,000 for the community of Tumbler Ridge.
The Canadian Red Cross has raised more than $1 million for the community impacted by the Tumbler Ridge Secondary School shooting.
The RCMP have arrested a man who is related to the Tumbler Ridge shooter on multiple charges including a Canada-wide warrant for attempted murder.
A B.C. man faces multiple charges for a collision on Highway 97 north of Fort St. John that killed an Alberta man and injured another.
The BCRHN and a seniors' community organization have expressed frustration with the B.C. budget 2026, which has delayed several long-term care projects.
Northern Lights College's new guiding and outfitting course is scheduled to start on April 14th, with registration open.
