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The Peace River Regional District (PRRD) Board of Directors has authorized staff to negotiate an interprovincial mutual aid agreement with the County of Grande Prairie Fire Services.
A two-vehicle collision on Highway 97 in Charlie Lake has sent two people to the hospital.Â
The Peace River Regional District (PRRD) Board of Directors has made several pre-budget approval decisions ahead of the 2025-2029 PRRD Financial Plan.Â
Rising Above Ministry has ascended to new heights to raise awareness for its services at the Safeway parking lot in Fort St. John.
Blueberry River First Nations (BRFN) economic arm, Blueberry River Resources (BRR), has announced it will cease operations effective immediately.
Jordan Kealy’s resignation from the Peace River Regional District Board of Directors was formally acknowledged during the November 21st board meeting.Â
The City of Fort St. John Council’s Response Committee on Housing and Emergency Shelter (CRCHES) met with members of the RCMP to share relevant information on homelessness throughout the year. Â
Tickets have been released for an indoor motocross spectacular in Dawson Creek this winter.
Motorists in the South Peace region are being warned to watch out for significant snowfall Friday afternoon and Saturday morning.
The Fort St. John Firefighter’s Charitable Society is still accepting nominations for its sixth Annual Christmas Drop Off.
Dawson Creek RCMP are seeking the public’s help in looking for a local teenager.
Although the turnout was limited due to the weather, participants experienced physical activity with an Indigenous spin on Thursday, November 21st, at the Pomeroy Centre.
The BC RCMP announced on November 21st that 300 Body-Worn Cameras (BWC) will be distributed to several communities around the province.
A new press release from the Tumbler Ridge Museum says the work by scientists Dr. Charles Helm and Dr. Roy Rule suggests the discovery of dinosaur tracks in the area known as Magnoavipes.
A six-hour planned power outage is set to impact parts of Fort St. John and Taylor in early December.
The Fort St. John Huskies' losing streak is now history, thanks to a 5-2 victory over the Dawson Creek Kodiaks at the North Peace Arena on Wednesday, November 20th.
The Prince George RCMP is investigating a theft from a vehicle and is turning to the public to help identify the suspect.Â
Northern Health is reminding schools in northern B.C. that they’re running out of time to apply for funding through the Farm To School BC (F2SBC) project.
A collision between two vehicles has sent six people to the hospital, four of which are children, according to the Prince George RCMP.
The morning after an overnight diversion of the Chetwynd Hospital’s emergency department, Northern Health has announced another diversion at the facility.
