Fort St. John Fire Department responded to over 2,000 calls in 2023
The Fort St. John Fire Department responded to 2,012 calls in 2023, almost double compared to 2022.
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Hudson’s Hope announces advanced voting day
The District of Hudson's Hope has announced the advanced voting day for the upcoming by-election.
Dawson Creek Woman to appeal ruling after BC SPCA gives her dog up for adoption
A Dawson Creek woman plans to appeal a decision made by the Civil Resolution Tribunal in January regarding the return of her dog after the BC SPCA adopted it.
Video Huskies Player of the Week: Kaden Arberry
Kaden Arberry tells us some challenges he has overcome, what it means to him to play to a standard, and what he looks forward to this season.
Dawson Creek Fire Department saves downtown hotel
The quick actions of the Dawson Creek Fire Department saved the Mile Zero Hotel and possibly a man’s life.
Fort St. John youth organizes food drive
“Hunter’s First Food Drive” will involve eight-year-old Hunter Mackay going door-to-door around the city to collect non-perishable food items.
Government of B.C. holds workshops to aid farmers in drought preparation
The Government of B.C. is hosting workshops across the province, including in Fort St. John and Dawson Creek, to assist farmers in preparing for a potential drought this summer.
The TUNNEL art installation comes to Fort St. John
The 100-foot tunnel of lights will be installed near the stage in Centennial Park during the High on Ice Winter Fest.
UPDATE: Bell Media sells 45 radio stations, including Fort St. John, Dawson Creek, Fort Nelson
Bell Media announced Thursday morning that it has sold 45 radio stations, including two in Fort St. John, one in Dawson Creek and one in Fort Nelson.
White-nose syndrome bat monitoring continuing in B.C.
The BC Community Bat Program is working with the province to detect and prevent the spread of white-nose syndrome, a fungal-based infection that killed millions of bats in North America.
Obituary – Dorothy Embreus
Dorothy Embreus passed away peacefully on January 29, 2024 in Nelson, BC at the age of 92.
Canfor Pulp Products announces sale of Taylor pulp mill for $7 million
Canfor Pulp Products Inc. says it's entered an agreement to sell its Taylor pulp mill.
Northern Combat Club’s eighth invitational kicks off on February 17th
The Northern Combat Club’s eighth invitational kicks off on Saturday, February 17th, and will feature a lineup of professional fighters from across the region.
Support Local Art at the 38th ‘Art in the Garden’ Auction Event
‘Art in the Garden’ will feature dinner, auction and social.
B.C. government to offer free virtual sessions on youth substance use
The Ministry of Education and Child Care is partnering with an adolescent clinical psychologist to host free virtual sessions on youth substance use.
District of Taylor supports funding for Emergency Operation Centre
The District of Taylor has voted in favour of supporting funding for its Emergency Operation Centre (EOC) at Monday's regular council meeting.
Class-action lawsuit deadline approaching for local First Nations
There is one month remaining for some local First Nations to submit a claim to receive money as part of an $8 billion class-action lawsuit against the federal government over unclean water.
Three new organizations to present to 100 Women Who Care
The 100 Women Who Care event is returning for the first time in 2024, with three new organizations presenting for a donation of over $10,000.
Fort St. John RCMP seek info on suspects in December break-in
The Fort St. John RCMP are looking for information on four suspects who broke into a residence and stole a small home safe in December.
Province offers $15M in grants for B.C. events
The province is providing $15 million in one-time grants to eligible events through the B.C. Fairs, Festivals and Events fund.
Hudson’s Hope announces advanced voting day
The District of Hudson's Hope has announced the advanced voting day for the upcoming by-election.
Dawson Creek Woman to appeal ruling after BC SPCA gives her dog up for adoption
A Dawson Creek woman plans to appeal a decision made by the Civil Resolution Tribunal in January regarding the return of her dog after the BC SPCA adopted it.
Video Huskies Player of the Week: Kaden Arberry
Kaden Arberry tells us some challenges he has overcome, what it means to him to play to a standard, and what he looks forward to this season.
Dawson Creek Fire Department saves downtown hotel
The quick actions of the Dawson Creek Fire Department saved the Mile Zero Hotel and possibly a man’s life.
Fort St. John youth organizes food drive
“Hunter’s First Food Drive” will involve eight-year-old Hunter Mackay going door-to-door around the city to collect non-perishable food items.
Government of B.C. holds workshops to aid farmers in drought preparation
The Government of B.C. is hosting workshops across the province, including in Fort St. John and Dawson Creek, to assist farmers in preparing for a potential drought this summer.
The TUNNEL art installation comes to Fort St. John
The 100-foot tunnel of lights will be installed near the stage in Centennial Park during the High on Ice Winter Fest.
UPDATE: Bell Media sells 45 radio stations, including Fort St. John, Dawson Creek, Fort Nelson
Bell Media announced Thursday morning that it has sold 45 radio stations, including two in Fort St. John, one in Dawson Creek and one in Fort Nelson.
White-nose syndrome bat monitoring continuing in B.C.
The BC Community Bat Program is working with the province to detect and prevent the spread of white-nose syndrome, a fungal-based infection that killed millions of bats in North America.
Obituary – Dorothy Embreus
Dorothy Embreus passed away peacefully on January 29, 2024 in Nelson, BC at the age of 92.
Canfor Pulp Products announces sale of Taylor pulp mill for $7 million
Canfor Pulp Products Inc. says it's entered an agreement to sell its Taylor pulp mill.
Northern Combat Club’s eighth invitational kicks off on February 17th
The Northern Combat Club’s eighth invitational kicks off on Saturday, February 17th, and will feature a lineup of professional fighters from across the region.
Support Local Art at the 38th ‘Art in the Garden’ Auction Event
‘Art in the Garden’ will feature dinner, auction and social.
B.C. government to offer free virtual sessions on youth substance use
The Ministry of Education and Child Care is partnering with an adolescent clinical psychologist to host free virtual sessions on youth substance use.
District of Taylor supports funding for Emergency Operation Centre
The District of Taylor has voted in favour of supporting funding for its Emergency Operation Centre (EOC) at Monday's regular council meeting.
Class-action lawsuit deadline approaching for local First Nations
There is one month remaining for some local First Nations to submit a claim to receive money as part of an $8 billion class-action lawsuit against the federal government over unclean water.
Three new organizations to present to 100 Women Who Care
The 100 Women Who Care event is returning for the first time in 2024, with three new organizations presenting for a donation of over $10,000.
Fort St. John RCMP seek info on suspects in December break-in
The Fort St. John RCMP are looking for information on four suspects who broke into a residence and stole a small home safe in December.
Province offers $15M in grants for B.C. events
The province is providing $15 million in one-time grants to eligible events through the B.C. Fairs, Festivals and Events fund.
