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Nisga’a Nation President, Eva Clayton waits for a press conference to start before a Ksi Lisims LNG announcement of an environmental assessment certificate from the Government of British Columbia in Vancouver, on Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2025. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Ethan Cairns A German utility has signed a long-term agreement to buy one million tonnes of liquefied […]
Crystal Behn was honoured by SD57 for its Indigenous Heroes poster project in the Indigenous Education category.
Soulfire Tattoo Studio in Fort St. John donated $2,600 to Saplings Mental Health Services thanks to a flash sale.
The Fort St. John city council has approved a tender of more than $800k for the installation of the playground equipment at Surerus Park.
A local hair salon will be celebrating its 40th anniversary on May 30th, starting at 9 a.m., by fundraising for the Fort St. John Women's Resources Society.
Naache Commons, with a Shell Gas Station and Indigenous bistro Kekuli Cafe, will have a grand opening on June 12th.
Residents of Chetwynd will have the chance to attend a pair of wildfire training sessions in June.
Road maintenance is causing delays on South Taylor Hill.
Cia Edmonds Ink and Anchor Tattoo Shop will close after sales on May 27th and May 29th.
Select tributaries in three rivers in the Peace River region are now open.
The Peace River Regional District has approved a bylaw to increase Seniors Aging in Places fees.
Reid Arberry and Landon Alexander were key pieces to the Flin Flon Bombers first Canterra Seeds Cup in 33 years.
A local restaurant has raised $600 during Bluey Day 2026, to be donated to the Fort St. John Hospital Foundation.
The Fort St. John RCMP detachment's April Policing Report shows a slight increase in property crime and a decrease in shoplifting offences.
Minimum wage will be increasing to $18.25 per hour in British Columbia, effective June 1st.
Argo Road Maintenance has begun annual work on the South Taylor Hill which is expected to cause delays to Highway 97-goers until May 29th.
The City of Dawson Creek has announced it will be reverting to stage one conservation measures.
Nominations are now open for the 100 Women Who Care's next event, scheduled for September 29th, 2026.
The Fort St. John Women's Resource Society hosted Hygiene Week to raise awareness about hygiene and health in the city.
