Fort St. John Kennel Club kicks off season with Taylor Show on May 17
The Fort St. John and District Kennel Club will kick off its showing season on May 17th at Taylor District Ice Centre.
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The Fort St. John and District Kennel Club will kick off its showing season on May 17th at Taylor District Ice Centre.
The Denny's restaurant in Fort St. John ran out of burgers on Tuesday, a waiter said.
Northern Rockies Regional Municipality Mayor Rob Fraser says some rain fell on and around Fort Nelson on Wednesday, helping firefighters battle the Parker Lake wildfire.
The North Peace Cultural Centre’s Bright Nights in June Maker’s Market has been announced for 2024 and is now looking for local vendors and artists interested in joining.
The Fort St. John RCMP says an 18-year-old reported missing on May 6th has been located.
Kelowna RCMP is still looking for Ketan Sharma, who is believed to be in the Fort St. John area due to the recent evacuation of Fort Nelson.
Below are the updates to all wildfires located in northeast B.C. listed as ‘out of control’ and ‘being held’ as of May 15th 2024.
BC Wildfire Service (BCWS) Incident Command Liason Mark Healey says one of the top priorities in fighting the Parker Lake wildfire is keeping Gasoline Alley safe.
The 2024 Spirit of the Peace Pow Wow is fast approaching and will take place in Taylor next month.
The City of Dawson Creek has proclaimed May 16th, 2024, as Moose Hide Campaign Day.
Registration for the 2024 Spark Women’s Leadership Conference in Fort St. John has opened.
A local woman is raising money to support her stepfather’s medical expenses after he fractured his spine in a tragic accident in Mexico.
Environment Canada Meteorologist Brian Proctor says some “instability” in the weather is set to hit the Fort Nelson region in the next three to four days, including elevated chances for showers.
Students from Dr Kearney Middle School will perform a comedic musical at the North Peace Cultural Centre starting May 16th.
Dawson Creek will host the first Peace Arts Festival, which will celebrate local artists with various displays and events throughout the city.
Doig River First Nation is reporting “smaller levels of activity” around the wildfire that led to two evacuation orders earlier this week.
Former District of Tumbler Ridge Mayor Keith Bertrand wants more kids to learn and appreciate the game of golf.
The cosmetology program at the North Peace Secondary School through Northern Lights College has opened its doors to evacuees looking for hair care during their stay in Fort St. John.
Northern Rockies Regional Municipality Mayor Rob Fraser says the wildfire situation in Fort Nelson is beginning to look positive.