BC Highway Patrol reminding motorists to watch for motorcycles
BC Highway Patrol reminds motorists to share the roads with motorcycles as spring and summer approach.
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Warmer-than-average temperatures expected to drop later in April
The Peace region will see warm temperatures in the first half of April and possibly colder-than-average temperatures for the latter half.
Local pleads guilty to sexual assault charges from 2007
A local veterinarian pleaded guilty last November to three out of four charges stemming from a sexual assault that occurred in 2007.Â
Local cafe closing at end of summer
Locally-owned MJ Cafe Crepe is closing its doors in July.
Site C sees slight increase in employment in February
BC Hydro reported 4,856 workers at the Site C dam project in February 2023, a 78-person increase from January.
Eventful month ahead for Peace Gallery North
Peace Gallery North has a variety of events and activities scheduled throughout the month of April.
Fort St. John’s Women’s Resource Society moving locations
The Fort St. John Women’s Resource Society is moving, closing on April 7th and reopening on April 24th.
Court Report: March 27th to 31st
Below are the latest sentences handed out from the Fort St. John and Dawson Creek Provincial Courts from March 27th to 31st.
Braden road vehicle incident results in serious injuries
A driver travelling up a hill on Sunday night rolled their vehicle, resulting in serious injuries.
Rotary Mother’s Day Run returns in May
The Rotary Mother’s Day Run is taking place again this year at Surerus Park and includes 10, 5 and 2.5-kilometre race routes.
Halfway River bridge open
The Halfway River bridge opened Thursday afternoon, as well as about three kilometres of highway.
Learn about animal footprints with local museum
Kids can learn about local animal footprints next month thanks to the Fort St. John North Peace Museum.
Women of Fort St. John showered with self-care gifts
Through Moose FM’s Women of FSJ contest, five local women were highlighted in the community through nominations from community members.
Northeast B.C. records lowest housing construction starts in two decades: CPABC
The number of housing units that began construction in Dawson Creek and Fort St. John decreased by 44.2 per cent in 2022 compared to 2021.
Workplace violence increased by 25%: WorkSafeBC
WorkSafeBC is reminding employers of their obligation to prevent workplace violence and ensure the safety of those who work for them.
Local artist, actor spotted in Netflix show
Fort St. John’s own Adam Kirschner was spotted in a new Netflix show, The Night Agent, which is in the top 10 shows in Canada this week.
Local governments receive funding for emergency support services
Four municipalities in the Peace region are among over 50 First Nations and local governments receiving funding to improve emergency support services (ESS).
Ten new therapy dogs welcomed in Peace
After two evenings of evaluations, ten new therapy dogs have been welcomed into the St. John Ambulance Therapy Dog Program locally.
April Fool’s Day Search and Find at museum
Test your history knowledge to determine what’s out of place in each of the museum’s exhibits on Friday and Saturday.
