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.
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(UPDATE) Snowfall warning for Fort Nelson now over
UPDATE 12:25 p.m. January 16th: The snowfall warning for the Fort Nelson area issued on January 15th has ended.
Northern Development, BCEDA announce “Regional Economic Development Network” partnership
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.
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.
Justin Sewell sentence to be delivered April 4th
A veterinarian who pled guilty to sexual assault over two years ago will receive his sentence on April 4th.
SD 60 outlines use of iPads and other technology for student development
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.
District looks to renew license for island
The District of Taylor has voted to renew a development licence for an island near Peace Island Park.Â
Rescheduled game leads to win for Flyers as Jets opt to forfeit
The North Peace Hockey League’s (NPHL) Fort St. John Senior Flyers won their third game of the season this week – without having to take the ice.
Fort St John Today: Community Roundup
In this edition, check out our video series highlighting local groups: Community Roundup. Plus, events happening January 14-20, 2024
Peace region at increased risk of economic disruption amid green energy transition, says IRPP
A new report from the Institute for Research on Public Policy (IRPP) says the Peace region is one of the most at-risk communities for disruptions during the green energy transition.
Taylor begins process of replacing official District logo
The District of Taylor has begun the multi-year-long process of replacing the district’s official logo.Â
UPDATE: ARC Resources donation to support South Peace Search and Rescue training efforts
The South Peace Search and Rescue (SPSAR) is thanking ARC Resources for a recent donation to the organization.
Spanish teenagers embark on ice-skating adventure in Canada
A pair of entrants in this weekend’s BC Provincial Long Track Speedskating Championships (BCLT) have brought new meaning to the words “exchange student.”
Energeticcity.ca is issuing a correction about an article featuring MLA Jordan Kealy
The original version of our article indicated that Peace River North MLA Jordan Kealy personally supported the recently reinstated mandate for medical masks in healthcare facilities run by provincial health authorities. This is not the case.
January StoryWalk available at Toboggan Hill Park
The City of Fort St. John Recreation announced that the StoryWalk is now available at Toboggan Hill Park.Â
Court Report: January 6th to 10th
Below are the latest sentences handed down from the Fort St. John, Dawson Creek, and Chetwynd Provincial Courts, from January 6th to 10th.
Donation creates new bursary for Northern Lights College students
A new bursary has been created for students at Northern Lights College after a donation from Vermilion Energy.Â
Flyers fall to Jets 6-1 in NPHL matchup; Goalie Stotz shines with 46 saves
The Fort St. John Senior Flyers were upended by the Valleyview Jets in North Peace Hockey League (NPHL) action on Saturday, January 11th, in Alberta.
Fort St. John Salvation Army Christmas Kettle Campaign raises $152,000
The Fort St. John Salvation Army has announced an "incredible holiday season” from funds raised to help families in need.
(UPDATE) Snowfall warning for Fort Nelson now over
UPDATE 12:25 p.m. January 16th: The snowfall warning for the Fort Nelson area issued on January 15th has ended.
Northern Development, BCEDA announce “Regional Economic Development Network” partnership
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.
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.
Justin Sewell sentence to be delivered April 4th
A veterinarian who pled guilty to sexual assault over two years ago will receive his sentence on April 4th.
SD 60 outlines use of iPads and other technology for student development
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.
District looks to renew license for island
The District of Taylor has voted to renew a development licence for an island near Peace Island Park.Â
Rescheduled game leads to win for Flyers as Jets opt to forfeit
The North Peace Hockey League’s (NPHL) Fort St. John Senior Flyers won their third game of the season this week – without having to take the ice.
Fort St John Today: Community Roundup
In this edition, check out our video series highlighting local groups: Community Roundup. Plus, events happening January 14-20, 2024
Peace region at increased risk of economic disruption amid green energy transition, says IRPP
A new report from the Institute for Research on Public Policy (IRPP) says the Peace region is one of the most at-risk communities for disruptions during the green energy transition.
Taylor begins process of replacing official District logo
The District of Taylor has begun the multi-year-long process of replacing the district’s official logo.Â
UPDATE: ARC Resources donation to support South Peace Search and Rescue training efforts
The South Peace Search and Rescue (SPSAR) is thanking ARC Resources for a recent donation to the organization.
Spanish teenagers embark on ice-skating adventure in Canada
A pair of entrants in this weekend’s BC Provincial Long Track Speedskating Championships (BCLT) have brought new meaning to the words “exchange student.”
Energeticcity.ca is issuing a correction about an article featuring MLA Jordan Kealy
The original version of our article indicated that Peace River North MLA Jordan Kealy personally supported the recently reinstated mandate for medical masks in healthcare facilities run by provincial health authorities. This is not the case.
January StoryWalk available at Toboggan Hill Park
The City of Fort St. John Recreation announced that the StoryWalk is now available at Toboggan Hill Park.Â
Court Report: January 6th to 10th
Below are the latest sentences handed down from the Fort St. John, Dawson Creek, and Chetwynd Provincial Courts, from January 6th to 10th.
Donation creates new bursary for Northern Lights College students
A new bursary has been created for students at Northern Lights College after a donation from Vermilion Energy.Â
Flyers fall to Jets 6-1 in NPHL matchup; Goalie Stotz shines with 46 saves
The Fort St. John Senior Flyers were upended by the Valleyview Jets in North Peace Hockey League (NPHL) action on Saturday, January 11th, in Alberta.
Fort St. John Salvation Army Christmas Kettle Campaign raises $152,000
The Fort St. John Salvation Army has announced an "incredible holiday season” from funds raised to help families in need.
