Pouce Coupe rolls out seniors support programs in October
Pouce Coupe will be rolling out a trio of programs in early October, which aim to provide 'cost effective assistance' to local seniors.
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‘Escalating very decisively’: Union boss on if further strike action could reach Fort St. John
Although the latest action of the BC General Employees’ Union has not yet been felt in Fort St. John's BC Liquor stores, BCGEU president Paul Finch believes it could be a matter of time.
Massey Lecture series exploring human rights to make stop in Fort St. John
A Massey Lecture event, established in honour of former governor-general Vincent Massey, will be at the Lido Theatre on October 4th with Connie Greyeyes and Angela White as speakers.
Share expertise, collaborate, give back: Volunteer sought for agricultural fund committee
The position on the BC Peace Agricultural Compensation Fund Committee will allow a local producer to guide decisions on grant funding.
How to observe National Day for Truth and Reconciliation 2025 in the Peace
September 30th, National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, remembers the multi-generational trauma experienced by Indigenous people through Canada's residential school system.
One more new measles case confirmed in Northern Health region
Only one new Northern Health case of measles was confirmed in B.C., meaning the total number across the province so far this year now sits at 268.
Salvation Army starts fall fundraising early with community food drive
The Salvation Army food bank needs nutritious foods, toiletries and children’s snacks for struggling families.
Shell Canada donates $7,000 to North Peace Secondary’s metalwork program
The $7,000 donation from Shell to North Peace Secondary School went towards the purchase of a TIG welder and a beveler.
Fort St. John player named Western Hockey League’s player of week
Ethan Semeniuk, a 20-year-old forward from Fort St. John, had five points as the Moose Jaw Warriors won their first two Western Hockey League regular-season contests.
School District 60 approves $3.3m minor capital plan
School District 60 has approved a $3.3 million minor capital plan for the 2025-26 school year.
Tumbler Ridge shares properties listed for 2025 tax sale
Tumbler Ridge is the latest northeast B.C. community to announce the list of properties available in its 2025 tax sale.
Dawson Creek death deemed suspicious, RCMP officers appeal to public
Further information about the death of Aaron Linklater in Dawson Creek isn’t being released by the RCMP for now to “protect the integrity of the investigation.”
Fort St. John Royal Canadian Legion win 100 Women Who Care event
The Royal Canadian Legion 102 Branch in Fort St. John received $10,100 at the 11th edition of 100 Women Who Care on September 23rd.
‘Escalating very decisively’: Union boss on if further strike action could reach Fort St. John
Although the latest action of the BC General Employees’ Union has not yet been felt in Fort St. John's BC Liquor stores, BCGEU president Paul Finch believes it could be a matter of time.
Massey Lecture series exploring human rights to make stop in Fort St. John
A Massey Lecture event, established in honour of former governor-general Vincent Massey, will be at the Lido Theatre on October 4th with Connie Greyeyes and Angela White as speakers.
Share expertise, collaborate, give back: Volunteer sought for agricultural fund committee
The position on the BC Peace Agricultural Compensation Fund Committee will allow a local producer to guide decisions on grant funding.
How to observe National Day for Truth and Reconciliation 2025 in the Peace
September 30th, National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, remembers the multi-generational trauma experienced by Indigenous people through Canada's residential school system.
One more new measles case confirmed in Northern Health region
Only one new Northern Health case of measles was confirmed in B.C., meaning the total number across the province so far this year now sits at 268.
Salvation Army starts fall fundraising early with community food drive
The Salvation Army food bank needs nutritious foods, toiletries and children’s snacks for struggling families.
Shell Canada donates $7,000 to North Peace Secondary’s metalwork program
The $7,000 donation from Shell to North Peace Secondary School went towards the purchase of a TIG welder and a beveler.
Fort St. John player named Western Hockey League’s player of week
Ethan Semeniuk, a 20-year-old forward from Fort St. John, had five points as the Moose Jaw Warriors won their first two Western Hockey League regular-season contests.
School District 60 approves $3.3m minor capital plan
School District 60 has approved a $3.3 million minor capital plan for the 2025-26 school year.
Tumbler Ridge shares properties listed for 2025 tax sale
Tumbler Ridge is the latest northeast B.C. community to announce the list of properties available in its 2025 tax sale.
Dawson Creek death deemed suspicious, RCMP officers appeal to public
Further information about the death of Aaron Linklater in Dawson Creek isn’t being released by the RCMP for now to “protect the integrity of the investigation.”
Fort St. John Royal Canadian Legion win 100 Women Who Care event
The Royal Canadian Legion 102 Branch in Fort St. John received $10,100 at the 11th edition of 100 Women Who Care on September 23rd.
