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BC Hydro Chief Executive Officer Chris O’Reilly spoke of the future of renewable energy as the keynote speaker on the first day of the Creating Energy Conference in Fort St. John on May 21st.
The Peace River Zone Theatre Festival in Fort St. John will kick off on May 23rd at the North Peace Secondary School (NPSS), featuring three diverse performances by the school’s theatre program and Stage North.
A Bert Ambrose Elementary teacher was recognized during a morning assembly on May 22nd for her contributions to the school, its Classroom Champions program, and the community.
The BC Wildfire Service is taking down structure protection measures in Fort Nelson, which Northern Rockies Regional Municipality Mayor Rob Fraser says is a good sign.
The Peace River Regional District has scheduled a week of engagement sessions in June to share updates on its Regional Growth Strategy.
Fort St. John RCMP officers say two people have been arrested after an alleged assault that was discovered because of a dropped 911 call.
Local police officers are turning to the public for help finding a suspect in an abduction attempt investigation.
The Fort St. John RCMP is asking for the public’s assistance in locating Dale Michael Bagan, who is wanted for uttering threats and breach of undertaking.
The emergency department at the Dawson Creek and District Hospital is closing Tuesday night, according to Northern Health.
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Dawson Creek RCMP Acting Staff Sergeant Rob Hughes says human remains were found near the Kiskatinaw River over the weekend.
The United of Way of BC is providing funding to help support wildfire evacuees all over the province, including northeast B.C.
A voluntary recall for a promotional tumbler in Canada has been issued due to possible consumer safety hazards.
Fort Nelson evacuees remained in good spirits at the North Peace Arena on Tuesday, expressing how helpful and accommodating Fort St. John has been for them.
The Northern Rockies Regional Municipality (NRRM) Mayor Rob Fraser says his team is working on a plan for residents’ return to the town when the BC Wildfire Service says it’s safe to lift current evacuation orders.
Anyone who bought a Lotto Max ticket in Fort St. John for the May 17th draw should get their tickets checked.
A GoFundMe for a stay-at-home mother whose fiance recently passed away is approaching its $30,000 fundraising goal almost three weeks after its publication.
Doig Days has been postponed due to wildfire activity in the Doig River First Nation area
The City of Fort St. John is looking for local artists to propose a series of art wrap designs to be installed on utility boxes along 100th Street to contribute to the “street experience and artistic development.”
The Fort St. John Motocross Club is hosting the Peace Motocross Association’s 2024 circuit this coming weekend.
