Weekend games see Huskies win streak continue
The Fort St. John Huskies have not tasted defeat since a pair of losses to the La Crete Lumber Barons in early October.
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FSJ Hospital Foundation celebrates new diagnostic equipment purchase
The Fort St. John Hospital Foundation has purchased a specialized respiratory diagnostic machine with a grant from a provincial charitable foundation.
Pair accused of manslaughter to elect mode of trial next week
A hearing to elect the mode of trail for two Fort St. John residents facing manslaughter charges has been rescheduled.
Coastal GasLink pipeline protesters avoid jail time
B.C. Supreme Court’s Justice Michael Tammen ruled on October 17th that three Coastal GasLink protesters will not go to jail so long as they do not breach the pipeline’s injunction again during the next year.
(UPDATE) Highway 97 reopened south of Chewtynd
BC Hydro workers cleared the road and allowed traffic to resume shortly before 1 p.m. on the 19th.
Treaty 8 mural celebrating Dane-zaa culture completed in Fort St. John
The finished mural is located on Treaty 8 Tribal Association's Fort St. John office.
‘We’re a sports community’: Memories of Pomeroy Sport Centre as it reaches 15-year anniversary
Fort St. John's Pomeroy Sport Centre - one of only three Olympic speed skating ovals in Canada - opened in 2010.
Fort St. John park washroom damaged by fire
A fire was started at a Kin Park washroom between 6 p.m. and 6:30p.m. on Wednesday, October 15th, according to the City of Fort St. John.
BCGEU, provincial government agree to non-binding mediation
The BC General Employees’ Union (BCGEU) and B.C.'s Ministry of Finance agreed to the mediation to end an dispute which has seen striking since the end of the Labour Day long weekend.
Young hoopsters head to Edmonton basketball tournament
Teams from FSJ Flight Basketball will participate in the Good Hoops Fall Classic beginning Friday, October 17th in Edmonton.
Have you seen Jesse? Police appeal for missing man with multiple tattoos, burn scars
The Fort St. John RCMP detachment said Jesse Thompson Twain has been missing since October 10th.
‘A real strain’: Southridge residents voice frustration over ‘costly’ rules from new owner
Jay Ford, a Southridge Mobile Home Park resident, says the new rules and regulations would require costly renovations and upgrades to many of the park's homes.
PRRD purchases new breathing equipment for Charlie Lake Fire Department
The Peace River Regional District has approved the purchase of 30 pieces of breathing equipment at more than $440,000 for the Charlie Lake Fire Department.
‘Peace Country Harvest’ Hallmark parody play to debut in Fort St. John
Peace Country Harvest: Another Hallmark Parody Musical will open at the North Peace Cultural Centre on October 24th.
City council considers action against builder repeatedly flouting bylaws
The Fort St. John City council is considering options for a builder who continues to violate bylaws restricting the construction of secondary suites on properties.
Fort St. John RCMP officers thank residents for diligent reporting to police
Officers are thanking the people of Fort St. John and encouraging them to continue reporting anything suspicious or unusual they see.
Video This Week in the Peace – Snow and Ice Control Policy & Fire Prevention Week
On this episode of This Week in the Peace, learn more about the Snow and Ice Control Policy and Fire Prevention Week
(UPDATE) Taylor Bridge cleared after person hospitalized in collision
Taylor Bridge was closed until 9:27 a.m., when it reopened to single-lane alternating traffic, and then the collision was fully cleared at 11:40 a.m.
Prophet River First Nation collects input on future Fort St. John urban reserve
Prophet River First Nation held community engagement events for PRFN members, Elders and the general public in Fort St. John on October 14th and 15th.
Peace Gallery North recruiting for 2025 Christmas market
Peace Gallery North handles set up, advertising and selling the material. All participants need to do is drop off their items and fill out some paperwork.
FSJ Hospital Foundation celebrates new diagnostic equipment purchase
The Fort St. John Hospital Foundation has purchased a specialized respiratory diagnostic machine with a grant from a provincial charitable foundation.
Pair accused of manslaughter to elect mode of trial next week
A hearing to elect the mode of trail for two Fort St. John residents facing manslaughter charges has been rescheduled.
Coastal GasLink pipeline protesters avoid jail time
B.C. Supreme Court’s Justice Michael Tammen ruled on October 17th that three Coastal GasLink protesters will not go to jail so long as they do not breach the pipeline’s injunction again during the next year.
(UPDATE) Highway 97 reopened south of Chewtynd
BC Hydro workers cleared the road and allowed traffic to resume shortly before 1 p.m. on the 19th.
Treaty 8 mural celebrating Dane-zaa culture completed in Fort St. John
The finished mural is located on Treaty 8 Tribal Association's Fort St. John office.
‘We’re a sports community’: Memories of Pomeroy Sport Centre as it reaches 15-year anniversary
Fort St. John's Pomeroy Sport Centre - one of only three Olympic speed skating ovals in Canada - opened in 2010.
Fort St. John park washroom damaged by fire
A fire was started at a Kin Park washroom between 6 p.m. and 6:30p.m. on Wednesday, October 15th, according to the City of Fort St. John.
BCGEU, provincial government agree to non-binding mediation
The BC General Employees’ Union (BCGEU) and B.C.'s Ministry of Finance agreed to the mediation to end an dispute which has seen striking since the end of the Labour Day long weekend.
Young hoopsters head to Edmonton basketball tournament
Teams from FSJ Flight Basketball will participate in the Good Hoops Fall Classic beginning Friday, October 17th in Edmonton.
Have you seen Jesse? Police appeal for missing man with multiple tattoos, burn scars
The Fort St. John RCMP detachment said Jesse Thompson Twain has been missing since October 10th.
‘A real strain’: Southridge residents voice frustration over ‘costly’ rules from new owner
Jay Ford, a Southridge Mobile Home Park resident, says the new rules and regulations would require costly renovations and upgrades to many of the park's homes.
PRRD purchases new breathing equipment for Charlie Lake Fire Department
The Peace River Regional District has approved the purchase of 30 pieces of breathing equipment at more than $440,000 for the Charlie Lake Fire Department.
‘Peace Country Harvest’ Hallmark parody play to debut in Fort St. John
Peace Country Harvest: Another Hallmark Parody Musical will open at the North Peace Cultural Centre on October 24th.
City council considers action against builder repeatedly flouting bylaws
The Fort St. John City council is considering options for a builder who continues to violate bylaws restricting the construction of secondary suites on properties.
Fort St. John RCMP officers thank residents for diligent reporting to police
Officers are thanking the people of Fort St. John and encouraging them to continue reporting anything suspicious or unusual they see.
Video This Week in the Peace – Snow and Ice Control Policy & Fire Prevention Week
On this episode of This Week in the Peace, learn more about the Snow and Ice Control Policy and Fire Prevention Week
(UPDATE) Taylor Bridge cleared after person hospitalized in collision
Taylor Bridge was closed until 9:27 a.m., when it reopened to single-lane alternating traffic, and then the collision was fully cleared at 11:40 a.m.
Prophet River First Nation collects input on future Fort St. John urban reserve
Prophet River First Nation held community engagement events for PRFN members, Elders and the general public in Fort St. John on October 14th and 15th.
Peace Gallery North recruiting for 2025 Christmas market
Peace Gallery North handles set up, advertising and selling the material. All participants need to do is drop off their items and fill out some paperwork.
