Taylor Council approves new golf course membership fees
The District of Taylor Council has given authorization to change fees imposed at the Lone Wolf Golf Course for all memberships moving forward.Â
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The District of Taylor Council has given authorization to change fees imposed at the Lone Wolf Golf Course for all memberships moving forward.Â
A travel advisory has been issued for the South Peace.
Fort St. John RCMP has issued a statement announcing the arrest of 29-year-old Cody Skiffington.Â
The Prince George RCMP is asking for the public's help in locating two suspects connected with a violent assault investigation.
The Fort St. Huskies are still seeking volunteers to participate in the 27th “Fill the Bus” food drive this weekend.
The School District 60 Board received a presentation regarding Charlie Lake Elementary School’s student learning strategies at its December 2nd meeting.
November saw an uptick in the number of diversions at Peace region hospital emergency departments.
The District of Taylor has voted to support a letter sent to the Ministry of Health and Ministry of Emergency Management and Climate Readiness addressing challenges in emergency room closure notifications.
The Charlie Lake Fire Department responded to a structure fire at a trailer park last weekend.Â
Senior Volleyball squads from North Peace Secondary School (NPSS) have returned with outstanding performances from B.C. provincials played last weekend.
The District of Taylor Council has approved a contract for construction of a solids dewatering system to be completed in March 2028 and costing more than $2.6 million.
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The District of Taylor is finalizing the latest round of trade-in upgrades to the Lone Wolf Golf Course’s golf cart fleet.Â
Evan Saugstad's dispute with Ford continues.
North Peace residents are being warned to expect cold temperatures and slippery conditions throughout Tuesday morning.
A dog belonging to a hunter reported missing in mid-October has been found, a long way from home and a long way from where he was last seen.
Charlie Lake Elementary School’s Gillian Haugen-Koechl was delighted to hear she had been selected as Pita Pit’s Teacher of the Month in November after receiving multiple nominations.Â
As part of its National Safe Driving Week awareness campaign, Road Safety at Work issued a media release on December 2nd about how to stay safe this winter.
The chief executive officer of Blueberry River Resources (BRR) stated in November that numerous problems are currently grappling the First Nation as it enters 2025 amid growing uncertainty.
Below are the latest sentences handed down from the Fort St. John and Dawson Creek Provincial Courts from November 25th to 29th.