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Researchers at the University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC) have been given access to new federal funding and entrepreneurial skills training initiatives to help foster the next generation of Canadian innovators.
Peace River Regional District Chair Leonard Hiebert recently shared a look into the PRRD's journey through 2024.
Below are the latest sentences handed down from the Fort St. John Provincial Court from January 13th to 17th.
The City of Dawson Creek council is holding a public consultation for residents to spread awareness about the 2025 budget.
Timely first-period goals and stellar goaltending propelled the Flyers to their latest victory, a 4-1 result over the Grande Prairie Athletics on Saturday, January 18th, at the North Peace Arena.
The special weather statement described in the article below ended at 11:38 p.m. on January 20th. No current alerts are in effect for the Peace River North region.
The Government of Canada is warning residents not to consume, serve, or sell certain shell egg brands due to a bacteria outbreak.
A second candidate has been nominated for the Electoral Area B Director position in the ongoing by-election.
Dawson Creek RCMP are seeking a suspect after a domestic disturbance including a shooting at a residence early Friday morning.
On the January 17th episode of This Week in the Peace, Dub and Steve were joined by Jared Braun and Evelyn Laing of the Fort St. John Association for Community Living (FSJACL).
The BC Wildfire Service has announced the start of the application process for a documentary filmmaker for the 2025 wildfire season.
The Fort St. John Senior Flyers seem to have found their stride as the 2024-25 North Peace Hockey League (NPHL) season winds down.
Indigenous-centric family services organization Nenan Dane has announced a workshop highlighting jurisdiction over child welfare set for January 31st.
The Canadian Cancer Society is looking for volunteers in Dawson Creek to help provide transportation for treatments to cancer patients.
WinterFest 2025 is coming to Hudson’s Hope, and the District is gearing up for six days of free winter festivities and fun.
Those on the shores of Charlie Lake this weekend can prepare to witness a few people taking a little cold dunk in the water.
The District of Taylor announced via Facebook on Friday, January 17th, that it is seeking a new full-time Director of Community Services.
Northern Health is acknowledging Northern Lights College (NLC) for its collaboration on the Dawson Creek & District Hospital Replacement Project.
A provincial land use planner spoke with the District of Taylor about the importance of planning, preparation and protecting agricultural sectors as housing and land costs continue to rise.
School District 60 is offering several programs for students to explore career opportunities in a variety of fields.
