Stoddart Creek evacuation alert cancelled
The Peace River Regional District (PRRD) has rescinded the Stoddart Creek evacuation alert based on recommendations from the BC Wildfire Service (BCWS).
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Water truck rollover leads to non-life-threatening injuries on Alaska Highway
A water truck rolled over and caught fire Monday morning, resulting in the driver being taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
Local singer-songwriter CC Brooks releases new song
Local singer-songwriter CC Brooks released a new track last Friday called Send Me a Song.
One person sent to hospital after two-vehicle collision in Taylor
Fort St. John RCMP responded to a two-vehicle crash in Taylor on Tuesday, resulting in one driver being taken to the hospital.
Fort St. John, Dawson Creek councils return to the Peace region with resolutions passed at UBCM Convention
The councils of Fort St. John and Dawson Creek have returned from the week-long 2023 UBCM convention hosted in Vancouver.
RCMP looking to identify teen suspects in commercial break-in
The Fort St. John RCMP is asking for the public’s assistance in identifying three teens involved in a break-and-enter last month.
City of Fort St. John seeking input on recreation services, fees
The City of Fort St. John is looking for feedback on the services and fees in the recreation, arts and culture, and parks departments.
North Peace Pregnancy Care Centre moving to street level
The North Peace Pregnancy Care Centre is moving and is looking for help getting everything from its old office space to its new location.
Indigenous anti-racism workshop pitched to Dawson Creek city council
Dawson Creek local Richard Mineault met with mayor and council at the City of Dawson Creek’s September 25th meeting, presenting a proposal for an Indigenous anti-racism workshop he’s been working on for the past four years.
Black bear roaming around Fort St. John last week safely relocated
The bear sighted in Fort St. John on Thursday has been safely relocated to a wilderness setting outside of city limits, according to the BC Conservation Office.
