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‘Extremely dangerous:’ Old Fort landslide continues to move
The Peace River Regional District has reported the evacuation order and alert are still in effect as the Old Fort landslide continues to move.
PRRD issues new Old Fort Road landslide evacuation alert
A new evacuation alert has been issued due to the Old Fort Road landslide.
Landslide poses ‘risk to life and property’ in Old Fort area
The PRRD is reporting the Old Fort landslide poses a "risk to life and property" throughout the entire historical slide area.
‘Still active:’ slow-moving landslide destroys Old Fort Road sections
The Peace River Regional District has reported several parts of Old Fort Road have been destroyed by a slow-moving landslide in the Old Fort area.
Investigations continue at Old Fort Road landslide
The PRRD and the Ministry of Transportation and Transit are continuing to investigate a slow-moving landslide still active in the Old Fort area.
Evacuation order issued for Old Fort landslide
An emergency alert has been issued because of a landslide causing a "significant risk to life" in Old Fort.
(UPDATE) Landslide assessments ongoing in Old Fort Road area
Drive BC has asked commuters to avoid the Old Fort Road area between River Road and River Drive due to ongoing landslide assessments.
Old Fort Road closed as ground movement reported at the site of a 2018 landslide
Residents reported Sunday movement at the site of the Old Fort Landslide
B.C. Grain farmer speaks on suspension of fuel excise tax
Malcolm Odermatt, president of the B.C. Grain Producers Association has joined the conversation about gas prices in the province.
(UPDATE) Northern Health avoids closure of Chetwynd ER
The emergency department at the Chetwynd General Hospital will be unavailable from 7 a.m. on April 20th to 8 a.m. on April 21st due to "staffing challenges."
‘A defeat’: Local post union talks Canada Post changes
Canada Post in a statement says it will engage with communities nationwide to figure out the best locations for the conversion of community mailboxes for some four million addresses in Canada.
FSJ to see $18.6M investment in employment services expansion
The province will be investing $18.6M over two years to expand Community-Based Employment Services to 16 additional communities including Fort St. John.
‘It’s an honour’: Grande Prairie STARS members awarded for Tumbler Ridge response
Two Grande Prairie STARS members were recognized for their work during the Tumbler Ridge school shooting and were awarded on April 14th.
‘Staffing shortage’ causes service interruption at Fort St. John birthing centre
The Fort St. John birthing centre is facing a service interruption which started at 8 a.m. on April 15th and will last until 8 a.m. on April 16th due to 'staffing shortages.'
Hudson’s Hope ER one-day closure extends to week-long
The unavailability of emergency department services in Hudson's Hope has been extended for the third time this week and will reopen on April 20th.
‘It’s important every senior has a dignified living environment’: New seniors housing coming to Fort St. John
Harlequin at City Centre, a new seniors housing project will be opening in Fort St. John this year.
Artemis II exhibit opens for visitors in Dawson Creek
The SpaceModel Museum in Dawson Creek is currently showcasing a scale model of the recently concluded Artemis II space mission.
(UPDATE) Pair arrested after alleged liquor store robbery in Fort St. John
Both Bradley Supernant and Jaydon Diblasio face charges in relation to the alleged robbery of a liquor store last week.
Métis Nation British Columbia dismisses president amid allegations
Walter Mineault of Dawson Creek has been removed as Métis Nation British Columbia president. He was elected in 2024 following a term as its vice-president.
‘Extremely dangerous:’ Old Fort landslide continues to move
The Peace River Regional District has reported the evacuation order and alert are still in effect as the Old Fort landslide continues to move.
PRRD issues new Old Fort Road landslide evacuation alert
A new evacuation alert has been issued due to the Old Fort Road landslide.
Landslide poses ‘risk to life and property’ in Old Fort area
The PRRD is reporting the Old Fort landslide poses a "risk to life and property" throughout the entire historical slide area.
‘Still active:’ slow-moving landslide destroys Old Fort Road sections
The Peace River Regional District has reported several parts of Old Fort Road have been destroyed by a slow-moving landslide in the Old Fort area.
Investigations continue at Old Fort Road landslide
The PRRD and the Ministry of Transportation and Transit are continuing to investigate a slow-moving landslide still active in the Old Fort area.
Evacuation order issued for Old Fort landslide
An emergency alert has been issued because of a landslide causing a "significant risk to life" in Old Fort.
(UPDATE) Landslide assessments ongoing in Old Fort Road area
Drive BC has asked commuters to avoid the Old Fort Road area between River Road and River Drive due to ongoing landslide assessments.
Old Fort Road closed as ground movement reported at the site of a 2018 landslide
Residents reported Sunday movement at the site of the Old Fort Landslide
B.C. Grain farmer speaks on suspension of fuel excise tax
Malcolm Odermatt, president of the B.C. Grain Producers Association has joined the conversation about gas prices in the province.
(UPDATE) Northern Health avoids closure of Chetwynd ER
The emergency department at the Chetwynd General Hospital will be unavailable from 7 a.m. on April 20th to 8 a.m. on April 21st due to "staffing challenges."
‘A defeat’: Local post union talks Canada Post changes
Canada Post in a statement says it will engage with communities nationwide to figure out the best locations for the conversion of community mailboxes for some four million addresses in Canada.
FSJ to see $18.6M investment in employment services expansion
The province will be investing $18.6M over two years to expand Community-Based Employment Services to 16 additional communities including Fort St. John.
‘It’s an honour’: Grande Prairie STARS members awarded for Tumbler Ridge response
Two Grande Prairie STARS members were recognized for their work during the Tumbler Ridge school shooting and were awarded on April 14th.
‘Staffing shortage’ causes service interruption at Fort St. John birthing centre
The Fort St. John birthing centre is facing a service interruption which started at 8 a.m. on April 15th and will last until 8 a.m. on April 16th due to 'staffing shortages.'
Hudson’s Hope ER one-day closure extends to week-long
The unavailability of emergency department services in Hudson's Hope has been extended for the third time this week and will reopen on April 20th.
‘It’s important every senior has a dignified living environment’: New seniors housing coming to Fort St. John
Harlequin at City Centre, a new seniors housing project will be opening in Fort St. John this year.
Artemis II exhibit opens for visitors in Dawson Creek
The SpaceModel Museum in Dawson Creek is currently showcasing a scale model of the recently concluded Artemis II space mission.
(UPDATE) Pair arrested after alleged liquor store robbery in Fort St. John
Both Bradley Supernant and Jaydon Diblasio face charges in relation to the alleged robbery of a liquor store last week.
Métis Nation British Columbia dismisses president amid allegations
Walter Mineault of Dawson Creek has been removed as Métis Nation British Columbia president. He was elected in 2024 following a term as its vice-president.
