Northern Lights Choral Society to host annual spring concert
The Northern Lights Choral Society's spring concert - From Earth to Sky - has been scheduled for May 31st at 6 p.m. at the North Peace Cultural Centre.
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Sevynn Spirits Healing Society to host Beatton River cleanup, community day
A Beatton River cleanup will be taking place on May 30th, 2026, at the Beatton River Campgrounds.
Spirit of the Peace Pow Wow postponed until 2027
The Spirit of the Peace Pow Wow's board outlines "significant changes" to the board's structure as the reasons behind the cancellation.
Tim Horton’s Smile Cookie Campaign raised thousands to support the Fort St. John Hospital Foundation
Tim Horton's Smile Cookie Challenge has raised more than $24K to support the Fort St. John Hospital Foundation.
FSJ franchisee says community support was ‘unbelievable’ for McHappy Day
McHappy Day in Fort St. John and Dawson Creek raised over $30,000.
Hudson’s Hope Health Centre’s ER closes for a week
The emergency department at the Hudson's Hope Health Centre will be closed for a week until May 19th at 8:30 a.m.
Taylor Bridge 2-week cleaning to cause delays
Commuters can expect minor delays on the Taylor Bridge from May 11th to May 22 from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on weekdays.
5 year old hockey player is May’s Youth Athlete of the Month
Carson Beaugie is a hockey player who recently completed his first season with the Fort St. John Flyers' Timbits program.
Video This Week in the Peace – BC Wildfire Service & Artist Charlie Parslow
On this episode of This Week in the Peace, hear from the BC Wildfire Service and local artist Charlie Parslow
Fort St. John Museum offering free admission for International Museum Day
The Fort St. John North Peace Museum will be offering free admission for International Museum Day.
GoByBike Week returns to Fort St. John
The GoByBike Week, a province-wide initiative, is all set to return to the City of Fort St. John from May 31st to June 6th.
Provincial government announces new secondary school to be built in Tumbler Ridge
The existing school was the site of a mass shooting in February in Tumbler Ridge.
BC Wildfire Service warns dangers of AI-generated images
The BC Wildfire Service is warning the public about the dangers of AI-generated wildfire images.
Fort St. John RCMP reminding public of rules for off-road vehicles
Fort St. John RCMP are reminding the public about the rules around off-road vehicles
MOTT starts drainage work at Old Fort landslide
The Ministry of Transportation and Transit has begun drainage work at the Old Fort landslide site to "expedite the dewatering of the slide mass" ahead of construction.
Dawson Creek receives $50K grant for Safe Community Situation Table
The City of Dawson Creek has received $50k in funding to support the implementation of a Safe Community Situation Table.
FSJ commemorates Red Dress Day with twilight walk and artisan market
Red Dress Day on May 5th marks commemorating and acknowledging Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG)
Wildfire authority explains why no fire ban in peace region yet
The BC Wildfire Service explained the reason to exclude the peace region from a category two and three ban is based on 'a range of factors.'
Northern Lights Rodeo squad crowned best in Canada
the Canadian College Rodeo Association varsity national championships took place from May 1st to May 3rd in Alberta.
SpaceX mission causes unknown light over Fort St. John
Residents in Fort St. John were left questioning the appearance of a bright light in the sky on May 5th, 2026.
Sevynn Spirits Healing Society to host Beatton River cleanup, community day
A Beatton River cleanup will be taking place on May 30th, 2026, at the Beatton River Campgrounds.
Spirit of the Peace Pow Wow postponed until 2027
The Spirit of the Peace Pow Wow's board outlines "significant changes" to the board's structure as the reasons behind the cancellation.
Tim Horton’s Smile Cookie Campaign raised thousands to support the Fort St. John Hospital Foundation
Tim Horton's Smile Cookie Challenge has raised more than $24K to support the Fort St. John Hospital Foundation.
FSJ franchisee says community support was ‘unbelievable’ for McHappy Day
McHappy Day in Fort St. John and Dawson Creek raised over $30,000.
Hudson’s Hope Health Centre’s ER closes for a week
The emergency department at the Hudson's Hope Health Centre will be closed for a week until May 19th at 8:30 a.m.
Taylor Bridge 2-week cleaning to cause delays
Commuters can expect minor delays on the Taylor Bridge from May 11th to May 22 from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on weekdays.
5 year old hockey player is May’s Youth Athlete of the Month
Carson Beaugie is a hockey player who recently completed his first season with the Fort St. John Flyers' Timbits program.
Video This Week in the Peace – BC Wildfire Service & Artist Charlie Parslow
On this episode of This Week in the Peace, hear from the BC Wildfire Service and local artist Charlie Parslow
Fort St. John Museum offering free admission for International Museum Day
The Fort St. John North Peace Museum will be offering free admission for International Museum Day.
GoByBike Week returns to Fort St. John
The GoByBike Week, a province-wide initiative, is all set to return to the City of Fort St. John from May 31st to June 6th.
Provincial government announces new secondary school to be built in Tumbler Ridge
The existing school was the site of a mass shooting in February in Tumbler Ridge.
BC Wildfire Service warns dangers of AI-generated images
The BC Wildfire Service is warning the public about the dangers of AI-generated wildfire images.
Fort St. John RCMP reminding public of rules for off-road vehicles
Fort St. John RCMP are reminding the public about the rules around off-road vehicles
MOTT starts drainage work at Old Fort landslide
The Ministry of Transportation and Transit has begun drainage work at the Old Fort landslide site to "expedite the dewatering of the slide mass" ahead of construction.
Dawson Creek receives $50K grant for Safe Community Situation Table
The City of Dawson Creek has received $50k in funding to support the implementation of a Safe Community Situation Table.
FSJ commemorates Red Dress Day with twilight walk and artisan market
Red Dress Day on May 5th marks commemorating and acknowledging Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG)
Wildfire authority explains why no fire ban in peace region yet
The BC Wildfire Service explained the reason to exclude the peace region from a category two and three ban is based on 'a range of factors.'
Northern Lights Rodeo squad crowned best in Canada
the Canadian College Rodeo Association varsity national championships took place from May 1st to May 3rd in Alberta.
SpaceX mission causes unknown light over Fort St. John
Residents in Fort St. John were left questioning the appearance of a bright light in the sky on May 5th, 2026.
