Learning the ‘fundamentals of Arctic sport’: Fort Nelson First Nation to host iSPARC camp
FNFN’s Chalo School is set to host an iSPARC athletic and coaching clinic development camp highlighting Arctic games.
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Nenan Dane taking submissions for Youth Advisory Committee
First Nations family services organization Nenan Dane has announced plans to form its first Youth Advisory Committee (YAC).
Award-winning author Helen Knott shares inspiring journey on ‘Before the Peace’ podcast
Award-winning Indigenous writer Helen Knott stopped by Moose Media studios to chat with Chris Walker on the latest episode of ‘Before the Peace.’
Indigenous child welfare workshop in Fort St. John on Jan 31
Indigenous-centric family services organization Nenan Dane has announced a workshop highlighting jurisdiction over child welfare set for January 31st.
PRFN Youth Council prepares for inspiring Edmonton Conference
Prophet River First Nation (PRFN) will send a delegation of youth members to the nationwide Indigenous Youth Rising Conference in Edmonton.
Tse’k’wa and Fort St. John Literary Society collaborate for Family Literacy Week
On the last day of January, the Tse'k'wa Heritage Society will welcome schoolchildren and their families to the “Rock House” for an educational event.
Doig River First Nation launches Naachesneh Corporation to manage urban reserve projects
Doig River First Nation (DRFN) has announced the incorporation of a new development company.
Helen Knott’s Becoming a Matriarch makes CBC Canada Reads 2025 Longlist
Fort St. John-based author Helen Knott’s book Becoming a Matriarch has been named to the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation’s (CBC) Canada Reads longlist for 2025.
Fort St. John Author joins prestigious CBC Literary Prize jury
Local author Helen Knott has been selected as a judge for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation’s (CBC) 2025 non-fiction literary prize.
West Moberly Alliance celebrates 2024 milestones: wind project, jobs & recognition
West Moberly Corporate Alliance (WMCA) took to social media to highlight some pivotal moments in 2024.
Prophet River First Nation’s history and culture unveiled in new video
Prophet River First Nation (PRFN) has uploaded a new video showing a slice of the Nation on mile 233 on the Alaska Highway to Youtube.
PBR Canada event in Dawson Creek raises $34K for Tse’k’wa National Historical Site
The Professional Bull Riders Canada (PBR Canada) Touring Pro stop in Dawson Creek on December 7th raised $34,000 toward the Tse’k’wa National Historical Site.
Fort St. John Women’s Resource Society Gets $7,500 donation from DRFN and partners
The Fort St. John Women’s Resource Society received a huge boost from Doig River First Nation (DRFN) and its partners this week.
Indigenous revitalization grants boost Canada’s GDP by $91.2M in 2023-24
Economic think-tank the Conference Board of Canada released new figures on Wednesday highlighting the positive impact of Indigenous revitalization projects throughout Canada.
Doig River First Nation’s Cultural Experience Centre takes shape
Doig River First Nation (DRFN) has provided an update on the construction of its new Cultural Experience Centre.
Fort Nelson revives Dene Hand Games: tournaments, prizes & community fun in December
The Fort Nelson Handgames Society (FNHS) will close out 2024 with a pair of events highlighting the traditional Dene pastime in December.
Fort Nelson’s Tu-Deh-Kah Geothermal launches Holiday energy-saving contest
Geothermal project Tu-Deh-Kah in Fort Nelson is examining what residents do to conserve energy during the holiday season.
UPDATE: Blueberry River First Nation to reopen economic development arm
The Council of Blueberry River First Nation (BRFN) has released a statement stating that it has taken back control of its economic arm, Blueberry River Resources (BRR), and will keep it open.
UPDATE: CEO alleges BRFN threats, financial mismanagement, and leadership struggles amid audit pushbacks
The chief executive officer of Blueberry River Resources (BRR) stated in November that numerous problems are currently grappling the First Nation as it enters 2025 amid growing uncertainty.
Halfway River First Nation mourns loss of esteemed councillor, Linda Brady
Halfway River First Nation (HRFN) Councillor Linda Brady’s daughter says her mother will be remembered as “someone who stood up” for her people.
Nenan Dane taking submissions for Youth Advisory Committee
First Nations family services organization Nenan Dane has announced plans to form its first Youth Advisory Committee (YAC).
Award-winning author Helen Knott shares inspiring journey on ‘Before the Peace’ podcast
Award-winning Indigenous writer Helen Knott stopped by Moose Media studios to chat with Chris Walker on the latest episode of ‘Before the Peace.’
Indigenous child welfare workshop in Fort St. John on Jan 31
Indigenous-centric family services organization Nenan Dane has announced a workshop highlighting jurisdiction over child welfare set for January 31st.
PRFN Youth Council prepares for inspiring Edmonton Conference
Prophet River First Nation (PRFN) will send a delegation of youth members to the nationwide Indigenous Youth Rising Conference in Edmonton.
Tse’k’wa and Fort St. John Literary Society collaborate for Family Literacy Week
On the last day of January, the Tse'k'wa Heritage Society will welcome schoolchildren and their families to the “Rock House” for an educational event.
Doig River First Nation launches Naachesneh Corporation to manage urban reserve projects
Doig River First Nation (DRFN) has announced the incorporation of a new development company.
Helen Knott’s Becoming a Matriarch makes CBC Canada Reads 2025 Longlist
Fort St. John-based author Helen Knott’s book Becoming a Matriarch has been named to the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation’s (CBC) Canada Reads longlist for 2025.
Fort St. John Author joins prestigious CBC Literary Prize jury
Local author Helen Knott has been selected as a judge for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation’s (CBC) 2025 non-fiction literary prize.
West Moberly Alliance celebrates 2024 milestones: wind project, jobs & recognition
West Moberly Corporate Alliance (WMCA) took to social media to highlight some pivotal moments in 2024.
Prophet River First Nation’s history and culture unveiled in new video
Prophet River First Nation (PRFN) has uploaded a new video showing a slice of the Nation on mile 233 on the Alaska Highway to Youtube.
PBR Canada event in Dawson Creek raises $34K for Tse’k’wa National Historical Site
The Professional Bull Riders Canada (PBR Canada) Touring Pro stop in Dawson Creek on December 7th raised $34,000 toward the Tse’k’wa National Historical Site.
Fort St. John Women’s Resource Society Gets $7,500 donation from DRFN and partners
The Fort St. John Women’s Resource Society received a huge boost from Doig River First Nation (DRFN) and its partners this week.
Indigenous revitalization grants boost Canada’s GDP by $91.2M in 2023-24
Economic think-tank the Conference Board of Canada released new figures on Wednesday highlighting the positive impact of Indigenous revitalization projects throughout Canada.
Doig River First Nation’s Cultural Experience Centre takes shape
Doig River First Nation (DRFN) has provided an update on the construction of its new Cultural Experience Centre.
Fort Nelson revives Dene Hand Games: tournaments, prizes & community fun in December
The Fort Nelson Handgames Society (FNHS) will close out 2024 with a pair of events highlighting the traditional Dene pastime in December.
Fort Nelson’s Tu-Deh-Kah Geothermal launches Holiday energy-saving contest
Geothermal project Tu-Deh-Kah in Fort Nelson is examining what residents do to conserve energy during the holiday season.
UPDATE: Blueberry River First Nation to reopen economic development arm
The Council of Blueberry River First Nation (BRFN) has released a statement stating that it has taken back control of its economic arm, Blueberry River Resources (BRR), and will keep it open.
UPDATE: CEO alleges BRFN threats, financial mismanagement, and leadership struggles amid audit pushbacks
The chief executive officer of Blueberry River Resources (BRR) stated in November that numerous problems are currently grappling the First Nation as it enters 2025 amid growing uncertainty.
Halfway River First Nation mourns loss of esteemed councillor, Linda Brady
Halfway River First Nation (HRFN) Councillor Linda Brady’s daughter says her mother will be remembered as “someone who stood up” for her people.
