UPDATE: Emergency crews respond to car crash at 86th Street-89th Avenue intersection
Drivers should stay away from the 86th Street-89th Avenue intersection Wednesday morning.
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Northern Health warns of fraudulent phone calls impersonating staff
Peace Region residents should be wary of suspicious phone calls from people claiming to be Northern Health staff members.
Huskies fall short of fifth consecutive championship win
The Huskies’ season came to an end in the NWJHL playoff finals late last month, dashing their hopes of a fifth consecutive championship win.Â
Pouce Coupe Fire Department puts out vehicle blaze
Upon arrival, firefighters found a vehicle fully engulfed in flames on the side of the road, with the fire spreading to the grass nearby.
Wildfire near Sukunka River under controlÂ
The Sukunka River wildfire located between Chetwynd and Tumbler Ridge is “under control” as of April 2nd, according to the BC Wildfire Service (BCWS).Â
‘High-risk violation’ costs Dawson Creek company thousands in fines
Another fine has been issued to SL Enterprizes after what WorkSafeBC calls a “high-risk violation.”
Peace region residents join nationwide ‘Axe the Tax’ protest on April 1st
The carbon tax increase on April 1st saw the carbon price rise from $65 to $80 per tonne, a 23 per cent increase, resulting in about a three cents per litre increase at the pumps.
Fort St John Today: North Peace People’s Choice Awards
In this edition, voting is now open for the North Peace People's Choice Awards. Plus, events happening April 2-8, 2024.
Workplace hazards lead to $16k penalty for Tourmaline Oil
Canada’s largest producer of natural gas is facing more than $16,000 in fines from WorkSafeBC.
Blizzard Bicycle Club’s Spring Stage Series begins
The Blizzard Bicycle Club's 38th Annual Spring Stage Series kicked off last weekend and saw consistent weather and participation.
BC Transit announces bus route detours in Fort St. John
Those utilizing public transit in Fort St. John may need to plan around some changes to bus routes this month.
Fort St. John Hospital emergency department experiencing service interruptions
Northern Health is advising residents that there will be an interruption in emergency department services at the Fort St. John Hospital on Tuesday due to challenges with physician coverage.
‘It just needs to stop’: Carbon price protesters slow traffic on Trans-Canada Highway
Horns blared along the Trans-Canada Highway west of Calgary on Monday as a protest against the hike in the federal carbon price slowed traffic to a crawl.
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SPONSORED: Boat Access Changes in Preparation for Site C Reservoir Filling
To prepare for filling of the Site C reservoir, which will begin late summer 2024, there will be changes in access to the Peace River.
Evan Saugstad: Axe the Tax
Peace region resident Evan Saugstad has returned to providing writing opinion pieces. His first piece with Energeticcity.ca is on the carbon tax.
Bear Flat Dispatch: The ongoing drought
Frequent contributor Ken Boon is sharing his thoughts on the drought conditions in the Peace.
City council considers cost implications for extending ice season at local rinks
During Monday's committee of the whole meeting, city staff presented council with options for extending the ice skating season to 10 months out of the year.Â
Fort St. John Association for Community Living finds new home
FSJACL Chief Executive Officer Jordan Soggie says the move was much needed, as the decision came after extensive client feedback.
Strong police presence in Mathews Park area due to search warrant being executed
A large police presence was seen around Mathews Park on March 27th before officers implemented a search warrant on a residence in the area as part of a criminal investigation.
Northern Rockies receives money to improve Toad River’s water system
Toad River will soon be getting an improved safe water system, according to the Northern Rockies Regional Municipality (NRRM).
Northern Health warns of fraudulent phone calls impersonating staff
Peace Region residents should be wary of suspicious phone calls from people claiming to be Northern Health staff members.
Huskies fall short of fifth consecutive championship win
The Huskies’ season came to an end in the NWJHL playoff finals late last month, dashing their hopes of a fifth consecutive championship win.Â
Pouce Coupe Fire Department puts out vehicle blaze
Upon arrival, firefighters found a vehicle fully engulfed in flames on the side of the road, with the fire spreading to the grass nearby.
Wildfire near Sukunka River under controlÂ
The Sukunka River wildfire located between Chetwynd and Tumbler Ridge is “under control” as of April 2nd, according to the BC Wildfire Service (BCWS).Â
‘High-risk violation’ costs Dawson Creek company thousands in fines
Another fine has been issued to SL Enterprizes after what WorkSafeBC calls a “high-risk violation.”
Peace region residents join nationwide ‘Axe the Tax’ protest on April 1st
The carbon tax increase on April 1st saw the carbon price rise from $65 to $80 per tonne, a 23 per cent increase, resulting in about a three cents per litre increase at the pumps.
Fort St John Today: North Peace People’s Choice Awards
In this edition, voting is now open for the North Peace People's Choice Awards. Plus, events happening April 2-8, 2024.
Workplace hazards lead to $16k penalty for Tourmaline Oil
Canada’s largest producer of natural gas is facing more than $16,000 in fines from WorkSafeBC.
Blizzard Bicycle Club’s Spring Stage Series begins
The Blizzard Bicycle Club's 38th Annual Spring Stage Series kicked off last weekend and saw consistent weather and participation.
BC Transit announces bus route detours in Fort St. John
Those utilizing public transit in Fort St. John may need to plan around some changes to bus routes this month.
Fort St. John Hospital emergency department experiencing service interruptions
Northern Health is advising residents that there will be an interruption in emergency department services at the Fort St. John Hospital on Tuesday due to challenges with physician coverage.
‘It just needs to stop’: Carbon price protesters slow traffic on Trans-Canada Highway
Horns blared along the Trans-Canada Highway west of Calgary on Monday as a protest against the hike in the federal carbon price slowed traffic to a crawl.
Sponsored Sponsored content SPONSORED: Boat Access Changes in Preparation for Site C Reservoir Filling
To prepare for filling of the Site C reservoir, which will begin late summer 2024, there will be changes in access to the Peace River.
Evan Saugstad: Axe the Tax
Peace region resident Evan Saugstad has returned to providing writing opinion pieces. His first piece with Energeticcity.ca is on the carbon tax.
Bear Flat Dispatch: The ongoing drought
Frequent contributor Ken Boon is sharing his thoughts on the drought conditions in the Peace.
City council considers cost implications for extending ice season at local rinks
During Monday's committee of the whole meeting, city staff presented council with options for extending the ice skating season to 10 months out of the year.Â
Fort St. John Association for Community Living finds new home
FSJACL Chief Executive Officer Jordan Soggie says the move was much needed, as the decision came after extensive client feedback.
Strong police presence in Mathews Park area due to search warrant being executed
A large police presence was seen around Mathews Park on March 27th before officers implemented a search warrant on a residence in the area as part of a criminal investigation.
Northern Rockies receives money to improve Toad River’s water system
Toad River will soon be getting an improved safe water system, according to the Northern Rockies Regional Municipality (NRRM).
