Taylor seeks new Community Services Director
The District of Taylor announced via Facebook on Friday, January 17th, that it is seeking a new full-time Director of Community Services.
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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.Â
The missing man described in the article below has been located by police. In accordance with our policy, we have removed information from this article that could be used to identify him.
Registration has opened for financial assistance grants for non-profit organizations and clubs in the District of Hudson’s Hope.
The Fort St. John Huskies are set to host their annual Youth Jersey Night at the North Peace Arena.
Peace Gallery North is recruiting local artists, vendors, and artisans to participate in its annual event for the High on Ice Winter Festival.
BC Hydro’s Peace Agricultural Compensation Fund (PACF) has launched a new version of an initiative that was last seen in 2022, funding long-term projects in the area.
The District of Taylor is moving forward with grant requests to support necessary infrastructure projects and upgrades to recreational facilities within the district.Â
The Peace River Regional District (PRRD) is asking residents to help protect public assets meant for community use.
The Prince George RCMP had issued a warrant for two outstanding criminals in the region, but they have now been found.
According to PinkCherry.ca, Fort St. John has reclaimed its title as the Peace region’s sexiest city.
Prophet River First Nation (PRFN) will send a delegation of youth members to the nationwide Indigenous Youth Rising Conference in Edmonton.
UPDATE 12:25 p.m. January 16th: The snowfall warning for the Fort Nelson area issued on January 15th has ended.
The Northern Development Initiative Trust (NDIT) has partnered with a provincial organization to create a new “Regional Economic Development Network” to improve economic collaboration across northern BC.
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.
A veterinarian who pled guilty to sexual assault over two years ago will receive his sentence on April 4th.
During School District 60’s Committee of the Whole meeting on January 13th, the district technology department presented how it uses technology to enhance student learning.