PRRD releases Regional Zoning Bylaw draft for public input
An online survey on the PRRD's zoning bylaw draft is available until November 30th. Venues for engagement events will be announced at a later date.
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Trail race with a twist to benefit School District 60 school’s track programs
The Battle of the Beatton around Beatton Provincial Park will feature races over two distances - one with a staggered start - on Sunday, October 5th.
Campfire ban lifted in northeast B.C.
The category one campfire ban is being lifted across northeast B.C., including in Fort St. John, Dawson Creek and Fort Nelson, on Wednesday, October 1st.
PRRD investigates solid waste management in Peace River region
The Peace River Regional District has begun searching for a firm to investigate the needs of solid waste management in the region and the efficiency of the current system.
BCCDC reports no new measles cases across province
The BC Centre for Disease Control has reported no new cases of measles across the province in its latest update on September 29th.
‘We’re resilient’: Guests, dignitaries and residents reflect on the importance of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
First Nations communities and groups across the Peace River region held several celebrations marking the day for Truth and Reconciliation.
Kealy joins local chamber of commerce for informative luncheon
Peace River North MLA Jordan Kealy will be guest speaking at a luncheon hosted by the Fort St. John and District Chamber of Commerce this November.
Indigenous-led comedy tour to include date in Dawson Creek
The Bad Apples Comedy Tour will also feature stops in the Yukon and Northwest Territories throughout October.
Head of middle school junior alternate program named Pita Pit Teacher of the Month
Navenda Wright has been named September's Teacher of the Month for her work with Bert Bowes Middle School's junior alternate program.
4.14 earthquake recorded east of Wonowon near Highway 97
The BC Energy Regulator has recorded a 4.14 seismic event east of Wonowon near Highway 97 near a well being prepared for production.
Local National Historical site to host film night for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Tse'k'wa National Historical Site in Charlie Lake will host a screening of the 2022 documentary 'Stewards of Tse'k'wa' to commemorate the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
Erskine submits to Fowler in BJJ re-match at Royal Canadian Legion
Northern Combat Invitational's 16th event took place on Saturday, September 27th at Fort St. John's Royal Canadian Legion.
African catering service launches in Fort St. John with pop-up community buffet
A Taste of Africa, a catering service offering traditional Nigerian dishes, launched with a community buffet at Northern Lights College on September 27th.
Fort St. John councillor re-elected to UBCM board
Councillor Gord Klassen announced Sunday that he has been re-elected for another term on the UBCM board of directors, from 2025 to 2026.
Huskies split weekend games while Lumber Barons rematch looms
The Fort St. John Huskies record is three wins and two losses through five games in the young North West Junior Hockey League season.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC REVIEW AND COMMENT PERIOD
West Fraser Mills Ltd. has prepared a Forest Operations Map (FOM) #2630 for the Dawson Creek Timber Supply Area.
RCMP investigate suspicious fire in Fort Nelson
The Northern Rockies RCMP are investigating a suspicious weekend fire at a towing company's impound lot in Fort Nelson.
Firefighters donate $10,000 for programming at Fort St. John Seniors Hall
The donation will support “in-house programming” at the facility like its lunch program.
‘Let’s Get Rolling’ print art exhibit coming to Peace Gallery North
The opening reception for the exhibit is being held at Peace Gallery North on Friday, October 3rd beginning at 7:00 p.m.
Environment Canada issues wind warning for Peace region
Strong southwesterly winds gusting up to 90 km/hr are expected to begin tonight and continue into Saturday morning.
Trail race with a twist to benefit School District 60 school’s track programs
The Battle of the Beatton around Beatton Provincial Park will feature races over two distances - one with a staggered start - on Sunday, October 5th.
Campfire ban lifted in northeast B.C.
The category one campfire ban is being lifted across northeast B.C., including in Fort St. John, Dawson Creek and Fort Nelson, on Wednesday, October 1st.
PRRD investigates solid waste management in Peace River region
The Peace River Regional District has begun searching for a firm to investigate the needs of solid waste management in the region and the efficiency of the current system.
BCCDC reports no new measles cases across province
The BC Centre for Disease Control has reported no new cases of measles across the province in its latest update on September 29th.
‘We’re resilient’: Guests, dignitaries and residents reflect on the importance of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
First Nations communities and groups across the Peace River region held several celebrations marking the day for Truth and Reconciliation.
Kealy joins local chamber of commerce for informative luncheon
Peace River North MLA Jordan Kealy will be guest speaking at a luncheon hosted by the Fort St. John and District Chamber of Commerce this November.
Indigenous-led comedy tour to include date in Dawson Creek
The Bad Apples Comedy Tour will also feature stops in the Yukon and Northwest Territories throughout October.
Head of middle school junior alternate program named Pita Pit Teacher of the Month
Navenda Wright has been named September's Teacher of the Month for her work with Bert Bowes Middle School's junior alternate program.
4.14 earthquake recorded east of Wonowon near Highway 97
The BC Energy Regulator has recorded a 4.14 seismic event east of Wonowon near Highway 97 near a well being prepared for production.
Local National Historical site to host film night for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Tse'k'wa National Historical Site in Charlie Lake will host a screening of the 2022 documentary 'Stewards of Tse'k'wa' to commemorate the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
Erskine submits to Fowler in BJJ re-match at Royal Canadian Legion
Northern Combat Invitational's 16th event took place on Saturday, September 27th at Fort St. John's Royal Canadian Legion.
African catering service launches in Fort St. John with pop-up community buffet
A Taste of Africa, a catering service offering traditional Nigerian dishes, launched with a community buffet at Northern Lights College on September 27th.
Fort St. John councillor re-elected to UBCM board
Councillor Gord Klassen announced Sunday that he has been re-elected for another term on the UBCM board of directors, from 2025 to 2026.
Huskies split weekend games while Lumber Barons rematch looms
The Fort St. John Huskies record is three wins and two losses through five games in the young North West Junior Hockey League season.
Sponsored Sponsored content NOTICE OF PUBLIC REVIEW AND COMMENT PERIOD
West Fraser Mills Ltd. has prepared a Forest Operations Map (FOM) #2630 for the Dawson Creek Timber Supply Area.
RCMP investigate suspicious fire in Fort Nelson
The Northern Rockies RCMP are investigating a suspicious weekend fire at a towing company's impound lot in Fort Nelson.
Firefighters donate $10,000 for programming at Fort St. John Seniors Hall
The donation will support “in-house programming” at the facility like its lunch program.
‘Let’s Get Rolling’ print art exhibit coming to Peace Gallery North
The opening reception for the exhibit is being held at Peace Gallery North on Friday, October 3rd beginning at 7:00 p.m.
Environment Canada issues wind warning for Peace region
Strong southwesterly winds gusting up to 90 km/hr are expected to begin tonight and continue into Saturday morning.
