Fort St. John to celebrate Sikh culture in April
The City of Fort St. John is celebrating Sikh culture by signing a proclamation and flying the Sikh flag outside city hall throughout April.Â
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Fort St. John Community Gardens welcomes new management
The Fort St. John Community Gardens will have new management this year after local gardeners have created the North Peace Community Garden Society to handle responsibilities.
Dawson Creek RCMP search for culprit in stolen truck incident
Dawson Creek RCMP is searching for an individual who allegedly stole a pickup truck on March 20th.
Search and rescue teams sweep Kiskatinaw bridge area for suspected base jumper
Search and rescue teams are sweeping the area of the Kiskatinaw Bridge after RCMP received concerning reports of an individual on the bridge on March 26th.
Northern Vision Care Youth Athlete of the Month: Makayla Johnston
March's Northern Vision Care Athlete of the Month says she feels honoured to be selected, noting the many talented and deserving athletes in Fort St. John.
Renovations complete on Dawson Creek ball diamonds
Renovations are complete on six ball diamonds at Kin Park in Dawson Creek, thanks in part to a $42,588 Recreation Infrastructure grant through Northern Development Initiative Trust (NDIT).
Taylor Bridge maintenance scheduled from April 1st to 6th
The Taylor Bridge is scheduled to undergo another round of maintenance from Monday, April 1st, until Saturday, April 6th, according to DriveBC.
Co-op Community Champion: Lisa Jewell
March marks the first time an individual has been named the Co-op Community Champion twice, a well-deserved achievement for a Fort St. John social worker who recently created a new non-profit offering support for women who escaped domestic violence or experienced trauma.
Fort St. John council proclaims April as Autism Acceptance Month
Fort St. John council has declared the month of April as Autism Acceptance Month.Â
Bold Woman of the Month: Laurie Cardinal
March’s Bold Woman always goes the distance and beyond by fundraising for causes she believes in and hopes to inspire others to create change.
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SPONSORED: Canfor Peace Woodlands Forest Operations Map
As of April 1st, 2024, Forest Stewardship Plan (FSP) holders are required through the Forest and Range Practices Act (FRPA) to publish a Forest Operations Map (FOM) of proposed cutting and road permits.
Flyers hall of fame induction “feels great,” says club president
Fort St. John Senior Flyers president Paul van Nostrand says the upcoming induction of the 2010 roster into the BC Hockey Hall of Fame “feels great."
DPAC raises concerns over potential impact of social media on children’s mental health
Members of the District Parent Advisory Council (DPAC) of School District 60 are looking to spread awareness about social media's potential effects on children’s mental health.
Charlie Lake Trucked Waste Receiving Facility faces possible closure due to power pole replacement
BC Hydro will be working on replacing a power pole in the area, which may result in a temporary power interruption.
Workshops being held in April to help shape future North Peace Leisure Facility
The PRRD, the City of Fort St. John, and the District of Taylor have been developing plans for a new facility to replace the aging North Peace Leisure Pool, which has been open since 1997.
Fort St. John council awards $480,000 in fee-for-service grants to library and historical society
City council awarded $475,000 in grants to the Fort St. John Public Library and North Peace Historical Society during their March 25th meeting.Â
Fort St John Today: Easter Long Weekend 2024
In this edition, we share some fun activities you can do for this Easter Long Weekend. Plus, events happening Mar 26-Apr 1, 2024.
Mighty Peace Brewing seeks to extend hours of liquor service
The City of Fort St. John released a notice of intent stating Mighty Peace Brewing Co. has applied for a change to hours of liquor service.
Hudson’s Hope RCMP monthly bulletin: 28 driving violations and warnings issued
The Hudson’s Hope RCMP responded to 11 calls for service between February 21st and March 23rd.
Fort St. John Community Gardens welcomes new management
The Fort St. John Community Gardens will have new management this year after local gardeners have created the North Peace Community Garden Society to handle responsibilities.
Dawson Creek RCMP search for culprit in stolen truck incident
Dawson Creek RCMP is searching for an individual who allegedly stole a pickup truck on March 20th.
Search and rescue teams sweep Kiskatinaw bridge area for suspected base jumper
Search and rescue teams are sweeping the area of the Kiskatinaw Bridge after RCMP received concerning reports of an individual on the bridge on March 26th.
Northern Vision Care Youth Athlete of the Month: Makayla Johnston
March's Northern Vision Care Athlete of the Month says she feels honoured to be selected, noting the many talented and deserving athletes in Fort St. John.
Renovations complete on Dawson Creek ball diamonds
Renovations are complete on six ball diamonds at Kin Park in Dawson Creek, thanks in part to a $42,588 Recreation Infrastructure grant through Northern Development Initiative Trust (NDIT).
Taylor Bridge maintenance scheduled from April 1st to 6th
The Taylor Bridge is scheduled to undergo another round of maintenance from Monday, April 1st, until Saturday, April 6th, according to DriveBC.
Co-op Community Champion: Lisa Jewell
March marks the first time an individual has been named the Co-op Community Champion twice, a well-deserved achievement for a Fort St. John social worker who recently created a new non-profit offering support for women who escaped domestic violence or experienced trauma.
Fort St. John council proclaims April as Autism Acceptance Month
Fort St. John council has declared the month of April as Autism Acceptance Month.Â
Bold Woman of the Month: Laurie Cardinal
March’s Bold Woman always goes the distance and beyond by fundraising for causes she believes in and hopes to inspire others to create change.
Sponsored Sponsored content SPONSORED: Canfor Peace Woodlands Forest Operations Map
As of April 1st, 2024, Forest Stewardship Plan (FSP) holders are required through the Forest and Range Practices Act (FRPA) to publish a Forest Operations Map (FOM) of proposed cutting and road permits.
Flyers hall of fame induction “feels great,” says club president
Fort St. John Senior Flyers president Paul van Nostrand says the upcoming induction of the 2010 roster into the BC Hockey Hall of Fame “feels great."
DPAC raises concerns over potential impact of social media on children’s mental health
Members of the District Parent Advisory Council (DPAC) of School District 60 are looking to spread awareness about social media's potential effects on children’s mental health.
Charlie Lake Trucked Waste Receiving Facility faces possible closure due to power pole replacement
BC Hydro will be working on replacing a power pole in the area, which may result in a temporary power interruption.
Workshops being held in April to help shape future North Peace Leisure Facility
The PRRD, the City of Fort St. John, and the District of Taylor have been developing plans for a new facility to replace the aging North Peace Leisure Pool, which has been open since 1997.
Fort St. John council awards $480,000 in fee-for-service grants to library and historical society
City council awarded $475,000 in grants to the Fort St. John Public Library and North Peace Historical Society during their March 25th meeting.Â
Fort St John Today: Easter Long Weekend 2024
In this edition, we share some fun activities you can do for this Easter Long Weekend. Plus, events happening Mar 26-Apr 1, 2024.
Mighty Peace Brewing seeks to extend hours of liquor service
The City of Fort St. John released a notice of intent stating Mighty Peace Brewing Co. has applied for a change to hours of liquor service.
Hudson’s Hope RCMP monthly bulletin: 28 driving violations and warnings issued
The Hudson’s Hope RCMP responded to 11 calls for service between February 21st and March 23rd.
