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Residents in Taylor have been notified by NorthRiver Midstream about an application to the BC Energy Regulator (BCER) for a new “sequestration” project at its McMahon Gas Plant.
BC Wildfire Service (BCWS) has opened applications for “smokejumpers” in Fort St. John and Mackenzie.
Tourmaline Oil Corp. has vowed to provide free swim days at the Fort St. John Leisure Pool.Â
The Prince George RCMP was asking for the public's help in locating a 20-year-old suspect wanted for three unendorsed warrants, but he has now been found.
The Peace River Regional District (PRRD) has voted to continue advocating for accountability from Northern Health from Peace region residents.Â
UPDATE 4:25 p.m. January 9th: The freezing rain warning described below has ended.
The Northern Combat Invitational (NCI) grappling extravaganzas will return for another round in 2025.
RCMP officers in Fort St. John are urging residents to be mindful of fraud and to protect themselves against scammers.
Fort St. John-based author Helen Knott’s book Becoming a Matriarch has been named to the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation’s (CBC) Canada Reads longlist for 2025.
The Fort St. John Association for Community Living (FSJACL) has provided updates on its Capital Campaign for the Terus Community Centre.
The snowfall warning described in the article below ended at 4:30 in the morning January 10th.
A Grande Prairie man faces multiple charges after RCMP officers executed a search warrant on a pair of properties in the area.
The Fort St. John’s Women Resource Society has announced a new initiative in partnership with Northern Health for the Healing Place.
Medical masks are again required in British Columbia health-care facilities as provincial authorities say cases of respiratory illness are rising.
Northern Lights Raceway held their 2025 Annual General Meeting on Tuesday, January 7th at the Pomeroy Centre.
The Official Opposition of the Government of British Columbia are advocating for the Ministry of Labour to approve a request related to a workers camp in Chetwynd.
Local author Helen Knott has been selected as a judge for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation’s (CBC) 2025 non-fiction literary prize.
Warm temperatures this week have led to a warning from Avalanche Canada for backcountry users in the Peace Region.
Overnight motorists are being warned of delays due to maintenance work on the Taylor Bridge later this week.
An update to the City of Fort St. John’s Interim Housing Needs Report is being considered by Council in relation to the future of housing in the city.Â
