Public invited to grand opening of North Peace Museum solar project
The public will be able to see solar panels installed at the North Peace Museum during a grand opening next week.
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548 Trading Co. brings Indigenous craft and commerce to Fort St. John
A new storefront has opened in downtown Fort St. John, powered by the economic heartbeat of Doig River First Nation (DRFN).
Dawson Creek’s Ark celebrates 35 years of youth empowerment
Local youth activity centre The Ark in Dawson Creek is celebrating its 35th anniversary with a street party on Friday, September 13th.
New dates set for Prophet River First Nation’s Treaty Days
Prophet River First Nation (PRFN) has announced new dates for its annual Treaty Days celebration.
Celebrate Fort St. John’s achievers at 17th annual awards ceremony
The annual community award nominations were released by the city of Fort St. John on August 23rd.
Local artist details latest exhibit at North Peace Cultural Centre
Local artist Holly Kirkpatrick Ulrich discussed her process and inspirations for her new exhibit, “A Search for Voice,” at the North Peace Cultural Centre.
PRFN launches youth arts camp: workshops with Indigenous artists
Registration is open for Prophet River First Nation’s (PRFN) inaugural Youth Arts Camp set to take place in August.
Artist’s Euro journey inspires “A Search For Voice” exhibit
Peace Gallery North’s artist-in-residence for the month of August sees her exhibit as sort of a homecoming.
Record crowds expected at Energetic County Fair 2024
The Energetic County Fair kicks off in Fort St. John Thursday night, featuring three days of music, entertainment, and food.
Fort St. John Imagination Library faces funding shortage
Enrollment in the Fort St. John Imagination Library has been temporarily paused as the literary society seeks community support to continue funding the program.Â
Heritage sites offer free entry in Fort St. John, Taylor, Charlie Lake
The Northern Trails Heritage Society will showcase Fort St. John, Taylor, and Charlie Lake this weekend.Â
Blueberry River unveils exciting itinerary for cultural camp on July 15th to 19th
Blueberry River First Nation (BRFN) has announced its itinerary for its annual cultural camp slated to take place next week.
Explore diverse cultures through food at Taste of Fort St. John this weekend
For those looking to tantalize their taste buds, the Taste of Fort St. John will be coming back for its seventh consecutive year this long weekend.
Fort St. John North Peace Museum Update: Yard Sale, Canada Day, Ribfest, and more
May and June have been busy with school groups at the museum. It’s always neat to see students connect with local history such as the animals or vehicles we have on display.Â
Tse’k’wa Heritage Society welcomes public for National Indigenous Heritage Day festivities
After extensive renovations and infrastructure upgrades, the T’se’kwa Heritage Society is welcoming the public for festivities honoring National Indigenous Heritage Day on June 21st.
 Local author Katelyn Terlie publishes new thriller, hosts signing event in Fort St. John
Local author Katelyn Terlie stopped into Moose FM's “Midday Show” to discuss the follow-up to her debut novel “Smoke and Rain.”
NPSS, Prespatou compete among Western Canada’s Best at go-kart event
Two Peace Region high schools competed among the best and brightest mechanical students across western Canada at the Edison Motors High School Go Kart Challenge in late May.
Local talent shines at BC Performing Arts Festival in Fort St. John
The BC Performing Arts Provincial Festival was hosted in Fort St. John this year, drawing performers from across the province and showcasing incredible local talent.Â
EX SITU exhibit returns to highlight Filipino-Canadian creativity
The sixth annual EX SITU exhibition has opened at Peace Gallery North in Fort St. John during Filipino Heritage Month.
Local teacher’s short story inspires writing journey
A North Peace Secondary School teacher and author has placed in the top ten of a Canada-wide short story competition, inspiring her to begin her writing journey.Â
548 Trading Co. brings Indigenous craft and commerce to Fort St. John
A new storefront has opened in downtown Fort St. John, powered by the economic heartbeat of Doig River First Nation (DRFN).
Dawson Creek’s Ark celebrates 35 years of youth empowerment
Local youth activity centre The Ark in Dawson Creek is celebrating its 35th anniversary with a street party on Friday, September 13th.
New dates set for Prophet River First Nation’s Treaty Days
Prophet River First Nation (PRFN) has announced new dates for its annual Treaty Days celebration.
Celebrate Fort St. John’s achievers at 17th annual awards ceremony
The annual community award nominations were released by the city of Fort St. John on August 23rd.
Local artist details latest exhibit at North Peace Cultural Centre
Local artist Holly Kirkpatrick Ulrich discussed her process and inspirations for her new exhibit, “A Search for Voice,” at the North Peace Cultural Centre.
PRFN launches youth arts camp: workshops with Indigenous artists
Registration is open for Prophet River First Nation’s (PRFN) inaugural Youth Arts Camp set to take place in August.
Artist’s Euro journey inspires “A Search For Voice” exhibit
Peace Gallery North’s artist-in-residence for the month of August sees her exhibit as sort of a homecoming.
Record crowds expected at Energetic County Fair 2024
The Energetic County Fair kicks off in Fort St. John Thursday night, featuring three days of music, entertainment, and food.
Fort St. John Imagination Library faces funding shortage
Enrollment in the Fort St. John Imagination Library has been temporarily paused as the literary society seeks community support to continue funding the program.Â
Heritage sites offer free entry in Fort St. John, Taylor, Charlie Lake
The Northern Trails Heritage Society will showcase Fort St. John, Taylor, and Charlie Lake this weekend.Â
Blueberry River unveils exciting itinerary for cultural camp on July 15th to 19th
Blueberry River First Nation (BRFN) has announced its itinerary for its annual cultural camp slated to take place next week.
Explore diverse cultures through food at Taste of Fort St. John this weekend
For those looking to tantalize their taste buds, the Taste of Fort St. John will be coming back for its seventh consecutive year this long weekend.
Fort St. John North Peace Museum Update: Yard Sale, Canada Day, Ribfest, and more
May and June have been busy with school groups at the museum. It’s always neat to see students connect with local history such as the animals or vehicles we have on display.Â
Tse’k’wa Heritage Society welcomes public for National Indigenous Heritage Day festivities
After extensive renovations and infrastructure upgrades, the T’se’kwa Heritage Society is welcoming the public for festivities honoring National Indigenous Heritage Day on June 21st.
 Local author Katelyn Terlie publishes new thriller, hosts signing event in Fort St. John
Local author Katelyn Terlie stopped into Moose FM's “Midday Show” to discuss the follow-up to her debut novel “Smoke and Rain.”
NPSS, Prespatou compete among Western Canada’s Best at go-kart event
Two Peace Region high schools competed among the best and brightest mechanical students across western Canada at the Edison Motors High School Go Kart Challenge in late May.
Local talent shines at BC Performing Arts Festival in Fort St. John
The BC Performing Arts Provincial Festival was hosted in Fort St. John this year, drawing performers from across the province and showcasing incredible local talent.Â
EX SITU exhibit returns to highlight Filipino-Canadian creativity
The sixth annual EX SITU exhibition has opened at Peace Gallery North in Fort St. John during Filipino Heritage Month.
Local teacher’s short story inspires writing journey
A North Peace Secondary School teacher and author has placed in the top ten of a Canada-wide short story competition, inspiring her to begin her writing journey.Â
