The acquisition of a building on 100th Avenue as a base for North Peace Search and Rescue (NPSAR) has been a tremendous boon, its president Brian Lamond told the City of Fort St. John.
Fort St. John’s development services has modernized and streamlined its Traffic Bylaw, which regulates traffic and parking in the city.
The City of Fort St. John's new Parks and Open Spaces Bylaw prohibits temporary overnight sheltering in parks and open spaces.Â
Taylor Public Library has asked the district if it can use the former Medical Clinic building for more programming space.
The Peace Country River Rats will have $3,075 in fees forgiven for the 2025 World Jet Boat Championships in June and its Annual Poker Rally in July.
After over a year of work and consultation with First Nations, the District of Taylor has crafted a land acknowledgement to be read before meetings and events in the district.
Petron Communications said its proposed new $151,209 communications repeater in Hudson’s Hope would stop firefighters losing signal on their radios at critical moments when responding to an emergency.
The City of Fort St. John is at risk of incurring $60,000 in fees and forfeiting $250,000 in annual revenue if rates of recycling contamination - four per cent higher on average than the Recycle BC target - do not improve.Â
The City of Fort St. John council voted to award the contract for its 2025 Asphalt Overlay Program to Terus Construction at a meeting on April 14th.
The Peace River Regional District (PRRD) is looking to tackle illegal dumping by implementing a new policy focused on monitoring, reporting, response and enforcement.
The Fall Fair Society will continue to run the North Peace Fall Fair park as a 'community park', it has been decided by the PRRD.
A group has been formed to explore the possibility of keeping Clearwater Callazon Resource Road, which provides important access to the south side of Williston Lake, open now it is set to be decommissioned.Â
