Peace Fusion Dance Company returns with season nine showcase
Peace Fusion Dance Company is a troupe made up several clubs in the Peace region. It its set to host its season nine showcase on January 23rd at the North Peace Cultural Centre.
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Keep an eye out: Chance to see group of combat helicopters flying to Alaska for training event
Six CH-146 Griffon helicopters may pass over the Peace region between January 26th and January 28th heading to Alaska for a combat training exercise.
Pedestrian dies after being hit by vehicle in Dawson Creek
The collision occurred on January 19th, with the man being transported to hospital before the Dawson Creek RCMP were notified of his death two days later.
Northern Health launches new webpage tracking emergency department status
The webpage provides information on whether Northern Health emergency departments are open or temporarily closed.
Man acquitted of killing girlfriend in Mexico releases first public statement amid verdict review
Ryan Friesen, who was acquitted in the killing of his 23-year-old Dawson Creek girlfriend Kiara Agnew, has made his first public statement.
First Nation to host ‘day of connection, inspiration, community’ at women’s wellness event
Prophet River First Nation's Women's Winter Wellness event on January 23rd will feature workshops and speakers dedicated to self-care, self-regulation, creativity and connection.
(Opinion) Bear Flat Dispatch: Relieved to be in the hot seat
Regular contributor Ken Boon recounts an incidence in 2018 when he was pleased to be routed through the perfume and makeup section of Shoppers Drug Mart in Fort St. John.
Taylor drafts first bylaw for advertising, sponsorships and donations
The District of Taylor has begun drafting a bylaw to put in writing a policy for managing advertising, sponsorship and donation inquiries and requests.
Boy, 10, who funded soccer travel with bottle drives offered sponsorship
Josiah Ojokojo, a 10-year-old soccer player in Fort St. John, received a $1,500 sponsorship from Sage Creek Oilfield Services through its Youth in Sports program.
Accused in Chetwynd death case now faces first-degree murder charge
Kenneth Albert Wood has now been charged with first-degree murder - an upgrade on his previous second-degree murder charge - after a woman was found dead in Chetwynd in March 2025.
Warming centre reopens in Dawson Creek as cold weather returns
The Nawican Shelter in Dawson Creek has been reopened on January 22nd, 2026 to help the community during the upcoming cold spell.
Fort St. John coffee shop wins 2026 Canadian Choice Award
Bean UpNorth Coffee House in Fort St. John has been named a 2026 Canadian Choice Award winner in the cafes category.
Verdict reportedly under review for man acquitted of Dawson Creek woman’s death
The deputy prosecutor for the state of Quintana Roo reportedly told CTV's W5 that the verdict of the man found not guilty of killing Dawson Creek's Kiara Agnew was under review.
Taylor to prioritize snow complaints and water quality management in 2026
The District of Taylor's operational department has reported it is prioritizing water quality and snow complaints ahead of the 2026 budget.
Several Huskies players in contention for NWJHL season awards
Five Huskies have a chance to win in award categories from the NWJHL, including for most valuable, best goalie, best defenceman, rookie of the year and most gentlemanly player.
Dawson Creek mayor, councillors discuss drought with premier as city renews ‘state of local emergency’ over water crisis
The City of Dawson Creek has renewed its 'state of local emergency' until February 3rd due to the ongoing drought.
Regulator confirms underage patron ‘enforcement activities’ on liquor licensees in Fort St. John
The Liquor and Cannabis Regulation Branch (LCRB) confirmed to Energeticcity.ca that enforcement activities related to underage patrons have been taken in the Fort St. John region.
Speaker lineup revealed for Love of Ag conference returning in 2026
The BC Grain Producers Association’s Love of Ag conference 2026 will be held on February 17th at the Tower Lake Community Hall in Taylor.
First Nation to celebrate ribbon skirts and Indigenous culture with fashion show and market
The event on January 31st, with ribbon skirts at the centre, is being run to showcase Indigenous culture and fashion at Saulteau First Nations' Cultural Centre.
City approves weekly residential garbage collection until at least 2028
The City of Fort St. John has signed a multi-year contract with Element Disposal for residential garbage and recyclables collection in Fort St. John.
Keep an eye out: Chance to see group of combat helicopters flying to Alaska for training event
Six CH-146 Griffon helicopters may pass over the Peace region between January 26th and January 28th heading to Alaska for a combat training exercise.
Pedestrian dies after being hit by vehicle in Dawson Creek
The collision occurred on January 19th, with the man being transported to hospital before the Dawson Creek RCMP were notified of his death two days later.
Northern Health launches new webpage tracking emergency department status
The webpage provides information on whether Northern Health emergency departments are open or temporarily closed.
Man acquitted of killing girlfriend in Mexico releases first public statement amid verdict review
Ryan Friesen, who was acquitted in the killing of his 23-year-old Dawson Creek girlfriend Kiara Agnew, has made his first public statement.
First Nation to host ‘day of connection, inspiration, community’ at women’s wellness event
Prophet River First Nation's Women's Winter Wellness event on January 23rd will feature workshops and speakers dedicated to self-care, self-regulation, creativity and connection.
(Opinion) Bear Flat Dispatch: Relieved to be in the hot seat
Regular contributor Ken Boon recounts an incidence in 2018 when he was pleased to be routed through the perfume and makeup section of Shoppers Drug Mart in Fort St. John.
Taylor drafts first bylaw for advertising, sponsorships and donations
The District of Taylor has begun drafting a bylaw to put in writing a policy for managing advertising, sponsorship and donation inquiries and requests.
Boy, 10, who funded soccer travel with bottle drives offered sponsorship
Josiah Ojokojo, a 10-year-old soccer player in Fort St. John, received a $1,500 sponsorship from Sage Creek Oilfield Services through its Youth in Sports program.
Accused in Chetwynd death case now faces first-degree murder charge
Kenneth Albert Wood has now been charged with first-degree murder - an upgrade on his previous second-degree murder charge - after a woman was found dead in Chetwynd in March 2025.
Warming centre reopens in Dawson Creek as cold weather returns
The Nawican Shelter in Dawson Creek has been reopened on January 22nd, 2026 to help the community during the upcoming cold spell.
Fort St. John coffee shop wins 2026 Canadian Choice Award
Bean UpNorth Coffee House in Fort St. John has been named a 2026 Canadian Choice Award winner in the cafes category.
Verdict reportedly under review for man acquitted of Dawson Creek woman’s death
The deputy prosecutor for the state of Quintana Roo reportedly told CTV's W5 that the verdict of the man found not guilty of killing Dawson Creek's Kiara Agnew was under review.
Taylor to prioritize snow complaints and water quality management in 2026
The District of Taylor's operational department has reported it is prioritizing water quality and snow complaints ahead of the 2026 budget.
Several Huskies players in contention for NWJHL season awards
Five Huskies have a chance to win in award categories from the NWJHL, including for most valuable, best goalie, best defenceman, rookie of the year and most gentlemanly player.
Dawson Creek mayor, councillors discuss drought with premier as city renews ‘state of local emergency’ over water crisis
The City of Dawson Creek has renewed its 'state of local emergency' until February 3rd due to the ongoing drought.
Regulator confirms underage patron ‘enforcement activities’ on liquor licensees in Fort St. John
The Liquor and Cannabis Regulation Branch (LCRB) confirmed to Energeticcity.ca that enforcement activities related to underage patrons have been taken in the Fort St. John region.
Speaker lineup revealed for Love of Ag conference returning in 2026
The BC Grain Producers Association’s Love of Ag conference 2026 will be held on February 17th at the Tower Lake Community Hall in Taylor.
First Nation to celebrate ribbon skirts and Indigenous culture with fashion show and market
The event on January 31st, with ribbon skirts at the centre, is being run to showcase Indigenous culture and fashion at Saulteau First Nations' Cultural Centre.
City approves weekly residential garbage collection until at least 2028
The City of Fort St. John has signed a multi-year contract with Element Disposal for residential garbage and recyclables collection in Fort St. John.
