West Moberly First Nations to receive funding for geothermal project
West Moberly First Nations (WMFN) will receive $299,404 toward a new geothermal project.
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West Moberly First Nations (WMFN) will receive $299,404 toward a new geothermal project.
The Fort St. John Links Golf and Country Club is getting ready for a busy season while continuing to focus on family tradition.
On April 23rd, the Hudson’s Hope RCMP responded to a residence along Twelve Mile Rd. to assist with an elk that had got stuck in a fence.
Two people have been held in Dawson Creek RCMP custody for bail hearings after being arrested for a hit-and-run incident in the city.
Police say an individual has been arrested after four stolen vehicles were recovered in Dawson Creek.
With Canada Day quickly approaching, the City of Fort St. John is looking to get local organizations and businesses involved by providing grants and sponsorship opportunities.
The City of Fort St. John spent more than $25 million on salaries for employees and elected officials in 2023.
An individual in Hudson’s Hope was ticketed for possession of an illegal aftermarket police siren on May 20th.Â
Peace River North MLA Dan Davies will host the Senior’s Expo and Luncheon at the Fort St. John’s Pomeroy Hotel to connect with seniors and address their concerns.
Northern Rockies Regional Municipality (NRRM) Mayor Rob Fraser says he wants to have Fort Nelson residents back in the town by next Tuesday, May 28th.
School District 60 raised $14,562.75 at the Terry Fox School Run in 2023 to support cancer research.Â
An emergency water shut down has taken place in Fort St. JohnÂ
The Peace River Regional District (PRRD) announced Thursday it will hold public engagement sessions in June for the Regional Climate Resiliency Plan (RCRP) to assess the potential risks associated with natural disasters.
Members of the Fort St. John community have donated clothes to help support Fort Nelson evacuees, and they’re being distributed at a local business ahead of the weekend.
Northern Rockies Regional Municipality (NRRM) has further lifted evacuation restrictions in Fort Nelson after the BC Wildfire Service (BCWS)Â announced that the imminent risk of wildfires to the community has been significantly reduced.
As June approaches, the Lone Wolf Golf Club is looking forward to a busy schedule full of tournaments and league play.
Below is up-to-date information on notable wildfires in northeast B.C. as of May 22nd.
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.Â
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.