BCGEU strike reaches Fort St. John’s only BC Liquor store
The BCGEU Strike has now shuttered Fort St. John's BC Liquor Store, Cannabis Store, alongside ServiceBC and FrontCounterBC locations.
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BCCDC reports 10 new measles cases in northeast B.C.
The BC Centre for Diesase Control has reported 10 new cases of measles in northeast B.C. in its latest case count update, bringing the region's total to 220.
Pembina to host open houses for Taylor to Gordondale project
The events will be “interactive, with no formal agenda or structured presentations,” so participants can ask about whatever parts of the project interest or concern them.
‘So nice to be back:’ Huskies win home game versus Navigators
The game versus the North Peace Navigators on Wednesday evening was after a seven-game road trip for the Fort St. John Huskies to begin the season.
Hope Truck organizers thank contributors to inaugural campaign
The Hope Truck fundraiser was an initiative involving West Moberly First Nations, Saulteau First Nations, the district of Chetwynd and the district of Tumbler Ridge.
BC SPCA North Peace invites community to open house
The BC SPCA's Fort St. John location will hold an open house on Thursday, October 16th, from 2 p.m. to 4p.m.
Over 7 thousand pounds of food donated during Salvation Army food drive
For residents still interested in donating to the Salvation Army, Ford Motors in Fort St. John is collecting donations until October 31st.
Fort St. John marks 50 years as a city this Saturday
Larry Evans, a volunteer and past president of the North Peace Historical Society, highlights how far the city has come in the last 50 years.
Fort St. John Army Cadet corps searching for new recruits
The Fort St. John Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps is part of a national youth program with activities inspired by the Royal Canadian Armed Forces.
Peace River Regional District waives fees for fall cleaning
The PRRD's fall seasonal cleanup campaign encourages residents to clear out garages, yards and homes in an effort to "reduce wildfire risks by removing waste."
Turkey Trot returns for 2025 at Kin Park
The sixth annual Turkey Trot encourages runners to put on their best Thanksgiving-themed attire for a five or 10-kilometre run or walk on Saturday, October 11th.
Caffeination Station co-founder shares tax troubles and turnaround in social media videos
According to Caffeination Station co-founder Jessica Davenport, the business owed $49,000 worth of unpaid GST.
Artist shares inspiration behind portions of Let’s Get Rolling exhibit
Peace Gallery North is showcasing its latest exhibit, Lets Get Rolling, until Saturday, November 1st, free to the public.
Breast Cancer Awareness Month brings screenings to Fort St. John Hospital
Screening mammograms are available at Fort St. John Hospital’s medical imaging department, through BC Cancer's free screening program.
Massey Lectures makes stop in Fort St. John
Universal Human Rights: In Fort St. John and Beyond took place at a packed Lido Theatre on Saturday, October 4th.
Culvert replacements to cause minor delays on Peace View Hill
The work is set to last until Friday, October 24th at 5:00 p.m., in the area between Moore Pit Road and 247 Road east of Taylor.
Dawson Creek and District Hospital photo contest winners announced
Each photograph will be used to decorate a different portion of the hospital, including various waiting lounges, viewing areas and the gift shop.
BC Hydro outage to affect over 3,300 customers
The outage is scheduled to last from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on October 19th and will affect 3,386 customers in Fort Nelson and Prophet River First Nation..
Northern Health executive responds to Tumbler Ridge Health Centre on-call cuts protest
Lisa Zetes-Zanatta, Northern Health’s vice president of clinical operations, cited physician shortages as the reason behind the reductions in on-call service at the Tumbler Ridge Health Centre.
Former Dawson Creek councillor elects for supreme court trial
Shaely Wilbur's next hearing is scheduled for Wednesday, October 29th, to set a date for a preliminary inquiry in provincial court.
BCCDC reports 10 new measles cases in northeast B.C.
The BC Centre for Diesase Control has reported 10 new cases of measles in northeast B.C. in its latest case count update, bringing the region's total to 220.
Pembina to host open houses for Taylor to Gordondale project
The events will be “interactive, with no formal agenda or structured presentations,” so participants can ask about whatever parts of the project interest or concern them.
‘So nice to be back:’ Huskies win home game versus Navigators
The game versus the North Peace Navigators on Wednesday evening was after a seven-game road trip for the Fort St. John Huskies to begin the season.
Hope Truck organizers thank contributors to inaugural campaign
The Hope Truck fundraiser was an initiative involving West Moberly First Nations, Saulteau First Nations, the district of Chetwynd and the district of Tumbler Ridge.
BC SPCA North Peace invites community to open house
The BC SPCA's Fort St. John location will hold an open house on Thursday, October 16th, from 2 p.m. to 4p.m.
Over 7 thousand pounds of food donated during Salvation Army food drive
For residents still interested in donating to the Salvation Army, Ford Motors in Fort St. John is collecting donations until October 31st.
Fort St. John marks 50 years as a city this Saturday
Larry Evans, a volunteer and past president of the North Peace Historical Society, highlights how far the city has come in the last 50 years.
Fort St. John Army Cadet corps searching for new recruits
The Fort St. John Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps is part of a national youth program with activities inspired by the Royal Canadian Armed Forces.
Peace River Regional District waives fees for fall cleaning
The PRRD's fall seasonal cleanup campaign encourages residents to clear out garages, yards and homes in an effort to "reduce wildfire risks by removing waste."
Turkey Trot returns for 2025 at Kin Park
The sixth annual Turkey Trot encourages runners to put on their best Thanksgiving-themed attire for a five or 10-kilometre run or walk on Saturday, October 11th.
Caffeination Station co-founder shares tax troubles and turnaround in social media videos
According to Caffeination Station co-founder Jessica Davenport, the business owed $49,000 worth of unpaid GST.
Artist shares inspiration behind portions of Let’s Get Rolling exhibit
Peace Gallery North is showcasing its latest exhibit, Lets Get Rolling, until Saturday, November 1st, free to the public.
Breast Cancer Awareness Month brings screenings to Fort St. John Hospital
Screening mammograms are available at Fort St. John Hospital’s medical imaging department, through BC Cancer's free screening program.
Massey Lectures makes stop in Fort St. John
Universal Human Rights: In Fort St. John and Beyond took place at a packed Lido Theatre on Saturday, October 4th.
Culvert replacements to cause minor delays on Peace View Hill
The work is set to last until Friday, October 24th at 5:00 p.m., in the area between Moore Pit Road and 247 Road east of Taylor.
Dawson Creek and District Hospital photo contest winners announced
Each photograph will be used to decorate a different portion of the hospital, including various waiting lounges, viewing areas and the gift shop.
BC Hydro outage to affect over 3,300 customers
The outage is scheduled to last from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on October 19th and will affect 3,386 customers in Fort Nelson and Prophet River First Nation..
Northern Health executive responds to Tumbler Ridge Health Centre on-call cuts protest
Lisa Zetes-Zanatta, Northern Health’s vice president of clinical operations, cited physician shortages as the reason behind the reductions in on-call service at the Tumbler Ridge Health Centre.
Former Dawson Creek councillor elects for supreme court trial
Shaely Wilbur's next hearing is scheduled for Wednesday, October 29th, to set a date for a preliminary inquiry in provincial court.
