WANTED: Police search for woman
RCMP officers in Prince George are looking to the public for help finding a 25-year-old who is wanted for resisting or obstructing a police officer.
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Extreme cold warning ends in Peace region
Temperatures are beginning to rise again in BC’s Peace region and Environment Canada has lifted its extreme weather warning.
Training course open for prospective evacuation volunteers ahead of Fort St. John wildfire season
Fort St. John is just two months away from recruiting Emergency Support Services volunteers for the 2025 wildfire season.
Rising Above Ministries benefit concert raises $5,000 for addiction treatment centre
Thousands of dollars were raised for the Rising Above Ministries women’s recovery and addiction treatment centre in Fort St. John at a benefit concert in December.
Northern Rockies hosting open house for new immigration initiative
Northern Rockies Regional Municipality (NRRM) residents will have an opportunity soon to share their opinions on the Northeast BC Rural Community Immigration Pilot coming to Northern BC and Fort Nelson.
Dead body reported at Highway 97-Highway 16 intersection in Prince George
A dead body has been found at the corner of Highway 97 and Highway 16 in Prince George and police officers are at the scene.
Court Report: January 27th to 31st
Below are the latest sentences handed down from the Dawson Creek and Fort Nelson Provincial Courts from January 27th to 31st.
Charges laid against two men in Fort Nelson shooting investigation
Two people have been charged by the RCMP in connection with a shooting that took place in Fort Nelson on January 29th.
‘End of an era’: Tower cranes at new Dawson Creek hospital build removed as construction continues
Workers have nearly finished installing structural steel at the new Dawson Creek and District Hospital, and the installation of interior framing, windows and other essentials is underway.
Extreme cold warning for Peace region extended until Tuesday
An extreme cold warning issued by Environment Canada over the weekend for the Peace region has been extended to Tuesday, February 4th.
Buick Creek water station closed due to power outage
Residents who need to access one of the Peace River Regional District’s (PRRD) bulk water stations will need to avoid the one on Buick Creek Road.
Mayor and council meet with energy minister Adrian Dix in Fort St. John
Fort St John council member Trevor Bolin says a meeting between Fort St. John council and the new Minister of Energy Adrian Dix went extremely well.
Police hunt information about unspecified Fort Nelson ‘incident’
Northern Rockies RCMP officers in Fort Nelson say they’re looking for witnesses to an event that took place on 51st Avenue West earlier this week, but aren’t sharing details as to what happened.
‘Victorian-era science fiction’ vibes coming to Northern Grand Hotel for 39th annual Art Auction
Fort St. John’s 39th annual Art Auction organised by the Flying Colours Artists’ Association, Peace Gallery North and the North Peace Cultural Centre will be hosted at the Northern Grand Hotel with a steam punk theme.
New report says Northern Rockies bus services, air travel options and more should expand
Expanding bus services from the Northern Rockies Regional Municipality to Fort St. John should be a priority, according to the Comprehensive Passenger Transportation Plan survey.
Lance Wayne Patterson death investigation continues to stump investigators after more than three years
Dawson Creek RCMP officers are still appealing for information into the homicide of Lance Wayne Patterson, who died in 2021 in Pouce Coupe.
(UPDATE) Fort Nelson General Hospital services return to normal
Northern Health has announced that the restricted access period at Fort Nelson General Hospital described in the article below has ended.
$30,000 for specialized mattresses donated to Peace Villa Fund
$30,000 has been donated to Peace Villa in Fort St. John by Canadian Natural Resources to help pay for specialized beds.
Overnight maintenance on Taylor Bridge to cause delays
Motorists in Fort St. John and the North Peace are being warned by DriveBC to expect traffic delays on the Taylor Bridge soon.
Warning over scammers impersonating RCMP officers
Fort St. John RCMP officers are warning residents of a scam text message circulating through Kelowna, Kamloops and Nanaimo.
