Ford issues recall for select models due to windshield wiper manufacturing issue
Ford has issued a recall due to manufacturing issues with windshield wipers in select models from 2021 to 2023.
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Ford has issued a recall due to manufacturing issues with windshield wipers in select models from 2021 to 2023.
the NEBC Chill gave out awards honouring former players Trace Morrell and Carter Kosick.
Northern Rockies RCMP and BC Conservation Service officers issued multiple violation tickets, notices and orders during its May long weekend patrols.
Jordan Kealy and Kerry-Lynne Findlay will be co-hosting a virtual town hall on May 19th at 7:30 p.m.
Pickleball Canada said membership in its organization had grown to 85,223 members as of the end of 2024.
The Taylor Bridge will undergo annual maintenance from May 25th, lasting through the end of June, reducing traffic to a single alternating lane.
Old Fort Road may be reopened later this week as the Ministry of Transport and Transit reports significant progress was made over the long weekend on the construction of the temporary access road.
The PRRD has launched it's 2026 FireSmart campaign, aimed at provide opportunities for residents to reduce wildfire risks and protect their homes.
People in B.C., including in Fort St. John, will be able to attend civil and family court matters in the Supreme Court of British Columbia via videoconferencing.
The moose hide campaign began in 2011 looking at ending gender-based violence in the Indigenous community, and now has events across North America
With an aim to be more 'local', the Northern Lights Flaming Grill Fest will take place in late August in Fort Nelson.
During the winter season of 2025-2026, Fort St. John saw more than 200 centimetres of snowfall, with 103.9 centimetres falling in December 2025.
Two hockey players from Northeast B.C. are eligible for next month's PWHL draft.
Regular contributor Ken Boon writes about the Bear Flat Museum, which features a "Site C Sucks Museum" cabin, a sign cabin and old farm equipment.
The Lido Theatre will be hosting a fundraiser on May 22nd, 2026, for a local family in support of a child suffering from medical issues.
The Peace River Regional District has delayed the second reading regarding a new zoning bylaw.Â
Fort Nelson First Nation's Career Fair will be a day-long event with handgames demonstrations, workshops, and prizes.
Service Canada will be available for help with services for residents of Fort St. John in the month of May.
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