Dan Davies to run as Independent candidate in provincial election
Current Peace River North MLA Dan Davies has announced his intent to run as an Independent candidate in the upcoming provincial election.
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Fort Nelson hit-and-run: father calls for information in son’s death
Andy Calahisen says life since August 11th has been a “day-by-day” situation.
Fort St. John RCMP seeking help in identifying liquor store robbers
Fort St. John RCMP is seeking the public's help in identifying two youths who robbed the Safeway liquor store after obtaining surveillance footage.
North Peace Forgotten Felines Society closes rescue intakes
The North Peace Forgotten Felines Society announced on Thursday August 29th, that it cannot take in new rescues until further notice.
UPDATE: Canfor announces Fort St. John Sawmill to close by year-end, affecting 220 jobs
Canfor announced to Fort St. John employees on Wednesday, September 4th, that it plans to close its sawmill in the city.
Fort St. John Hospital emergency department diverted until Thursday morning
This is the first diversion at the hospital so far in September, after three closures in August.
New pump track opens in Kin Park
The Labour Day long weekend marked the opening of the new pump track in Kin Park in Fort St. John.
Fundraiser supports family of Site C stabbing victim
An online fundraiser has begun for the victim of a stabbing at the Site C workplace in August.
Dawson Creek motorcyclist escapes crash, cited for reckless driving
A motorcyclist escaped a high speed crash over the Labour Day long weekend in Dawson Creek.
Dawson Creek RCMP announce significant drug and firearm seizure
Police in Dawson Creek have announced a significant drug and firearm seizure following an arrest in late August.
‘The Ripple Effect’ announced as theme of 11th annual BC Literacy Month
The Fort St. John Literacy Society has announced that ‘The Ripple Effect’ will be the theme of the 11th annual BC Literacy Month in September.
Court Report: August 26th to 30th
Below are the latest sentences handed down from the Fort St. John, Fort Nelson, and Dawson Creek Provincial Courts from August 26th to 30th.
Prescribed burnings help Stone’s sheep habitat in Northeast B.C.
Several prescribed fire burnings in Northeastern B.C. will maintain and enhance the Stone’s sheep habitat, according to two forestry organizations.
Canadians clinch spot in Paris Paralympic semi-finals with victory over Netherlands
Canada’s Senior Men’s Wheelchair basketball team has punched their ticket to the semi-finals of the Paralympic tournament in Paris, France.
Rustad welcomes new candidates to BC Conservative party
John Rustad announced on Tuesday MLAs Ian Paton, Peter Milobar, and Trevor Halford have joined the BC Conservative party as candidates for the upcoming election.
Chetwynd wellness centre among new NPCCs in the Province
Chetwynd’s MîÝoMâCihêwi Kamik Northern Nations Wellness Centre is among 13 new First Nations Primary Care Centre (NPCCs) across British Columbia to receive the go-ahead to open, according to a news release on September 3rd.
Mike Bernier announces intent to run as Independent candidate for Peace River South
Current Peace River South MLA Mike Bernier says his journey isn’t over, despite last week’s announcement that the BC United Party was suspending its election campaign and wouldn’t run any candidates.
Terus Construction’s golf tournament raises $53K for Fort St. John non-profit
The Fort St. John Association for Community Living (FSJACL) released details of the money raised during Terus Construction’s Charity Golf Tournament on August 16th.
Key Dates for the 2024 BC Provincial Election
Provincial elections can be fast and furious when it comes to dates, so here are some of the most important dates of the 2024 provincial general election to remember over the next several months.
Fort Nelson hit-and-run: father calls for information in son’s death
Andy Calahisen says life since August 11th has been a “day-by-day” situation.
Fort St. John RCMP seeking help in identifying liquor store robbers
Fort St. John RCMP is seeking the public's help in identifying two youths who robbed the Safeway liquor store after obtaining surveillance footage.
North Peace Forgotten Felines Society closes rescue intakes
The North Peace Forgotten Felines Society announced on Thursday August 29th, that it cannot take in new rescues until further notice.
UPDATE: Canfor announces Fort St. John Sawmill to close by year-end, affecting 220 jobs
Canfor announced to Fort St. John employees on Wednesday, September 4th, that it plans to close its sawmill in the city.
Fort St. John Hospital emergency department diverted until Thursday morning
This is the first diversion at the hospital so far in September, after three closures in August.
New pump track opens in Kin Park
The Labour Day long weekend marked the opening of the new pump track in Kin Park in Fort St. John.
Fundraiser supports family of Site C stabbing victim
An online fundraiser has begun for the victim of a stabbing at the Site C workplace in August.
Dawson Creek motorcyclist escapes crash, cited for reckless driving
A motorcyclist escaped a high speed crash over the Labour Day long weekend in Dawson Creek.
Dawson Creek RCMP announce significant drug and firearm seizure
Police in Dawson Creek have announced a significant drug and firearm seizure following an arrest in late August.
‘The Ripple Effect’ announced as theme of 11th annual BC Literacy Month
The Fort St. John Literacy Society has announced that ‘The Ripple Effect’ will be the theme of the 11th annual BC Literacy Month in September.
Court Report: August 26th to 30th
Below are the latest sentences handed down from the Fort St. John, Fort Nelson, and Dawson Creek Provincial Courts from August 26th to 30th.
Prescribed burnings help Stone’s sheep habitat in Northeast B.C.
Several prescribed fire burnings in Northeastern B.C. will maintain and enhance the Stone’s sheep habitat, according to two forestry organizations.
Canadians clinch spot in Paris Paralympic semi-finals with victory over Netherlands
Canada’s Senior Men’s Wheelchair basketball team has punched their ticket to the semi-finals of the Paralympic tournament in Paris, France.
Rustad welcomes new candidates to BC Conservative party
John Rustad announced on Tuesday MLAs Ian Paton, Peter Milobar, and Trevor Halford have joined the BC Conservative party as candidates for the upcoming election.
Chetwynd wellness centre among new NPCCs in the Province
Chetwynd’s MîÝoMâCihêwi Kamik Northern Nations Wellness Centre is among 13 new First Nations Primary Care Centre (NPCCs) across British Columbia to receive the go-ahead to open, according to a news release on September 3rd.
Mike Bernier announces intent to run as Independent candidate for Peace River South
Current Peace River South MLA Mike Bernier says his journey isn’t over, despite last week’s announcement that the BC United Party was suspending its election campaign and wouldn’t run any candidates.
Terus Construction’s golf tournament raises $53K for Fort St. John non-profit
The Fort St. John Association for Community Living (FSJACL) released details of the money raised during Terus Construction’s Charity Golf Tournament on August 16th.
Key Dates for the 2024 BC Provincial Election
Provincial elections can be fast and furious when it comes to dates, so here are some of the most important dates of the 2024 provincial general election to remember over the next several months.
