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This year's advent calendar was designed by SJA Promo team member Quinn Clark and features the Fort St. John Firefighters carolling to various woodland animals, animals playing hockey and ice fishing, and even Santa driving a snowmobile.
Northeast B.C. reported a jobless rate of 5.1 per cent in October compared to 6.3 per cent in September.
Blasting operations are underway for the construction of a conveyor as part of the Quintette Mine restart.
You are invited to join Pembina Pipeline for an open house to learn about their proposed Taylor to Gordondale Project.
Peace River North MLA Dan Davies is sharing his concerns on two bills coming off the heels of recent sessions at the Legislature in Victoria.
The Fort St. John and District Chamber of Commerce has opened nominations for its Board of Directors.
To repair a leaking water service, 93 Avenue between 94a Street and 96th Street will be closed on Friday.
On Monday, November 13th, the Elks are inviting community members to head to the oval at the Pomeroy Sport Centre to Speed Skate with an Olympian.Â
Crescent Point Energy Corp. said Thursday it is pleased with the results it has obtained so far from oilfield assets the company purchased earlier this year in a $1.7-billion deal.
Huskies defenseman Connor Cozens tells us his favourite moment from last season and how he feels about the newest members to join the roster.
Four people were brought into the Fort St. John RCMP detachment for questioning after reports of gunfire in the area of 112th Avenue Thursday morning.
RCMP members presented reports to the City of Dawson Creek and the District of Taylor in the past couple of weeks.
The School District 60 Board is looking for feedback on its strategic plan.
Nenan Family Services is challenging the community to fill a van with diapers on Friday at the Safeway parking lot to help replenish their pantry.
The Canadian Grind will be selling poppy donuts to raise funds for the Fort St. John Royal Canadian Legion.
On November 4th, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., community members are invited to bring their pumpkins and yard waste to the Home Hardware parking lot.
The City of Fort St. John raised a poppy flag Wednesday morning, ahead of Remembrance Day on November 11th.
Clayton Iles, former mayor of Tumbler Ridge, passed away in a Grande Prairie Regional Hospital on October 25th.
CDN Controls unveiled a new visual look for its business and announced an annual commitment to invest in community investments and sponsorship initiatives on Wednesday.
Northeast B.C. reported three drug overdose deaths in September, according to the most recent B.C. Coroners Service report.
