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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Speed Skating Club hosting timing clinics this weekend
Level one and two judging clinics will be conducted at the Pomeroy Sports Centre beginning at 9 a.m. on September 26th.
Canada Post strike shuts down mail delivery nationwide, including in Fort St. John
Postal workers across Canada walked off the job on strike on September 25th, something Canada Post called 'disappointing.'
Vigil to be held for Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls
The Vigil honouring Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women, Girls and Two-Spirit People is scheduled for Saturday, October 4th.
Northern Angel Summit crowns winner with $100K investment
Prince George-based Open Waters Solar presented an idea to encapsulate solar panels and took home a $100,000 investment.
‘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.
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.
TC Energy plans $8.5 billion investment in U.S. energy projects
In an interview, TC Energy chief executive officer Francois Poirier revealed the investment plans and called the current U.S. administration “the most sophisticated in decades” in terms of energy literacy.
Regional fire departments given more than $660,000 boost for gear and repairs
The Peace River Regional District has approved funding for the Charlie Lake and Moberly Lake fire departments for new gear and engine repairs.
Restoration Society unveils re-branded name at open house
Blueberry River Restoration Society has been re-branded as Nan Wúújǫ Anawúúdle Restoration Society, a phrase in the Dane-zaa language.
Joint toxic drug alert issued for northern B.C.
Northern Health and the First Nations Health Authority have jointly issued a toxic drug advisory for northern B.C.
Two new measles cases confirmed in Northern Health region
Two new measles cases have been confirmed by Northern Health on September 22nd, according to the BC Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC).
Wind warning issued for North Peace and southern Fort Nelson regions
North Peace and Fort Nelson residents are being urged by Environment Canada to expect and prepare for strong winds on September 22nd.
Measles counts stall with no new confirmed cases in B.C.
For the first time in weeks, the BCCDC is reporting no new measles cases in B.C. on September 18th.
Fort St. John teenager becomes youngest to complete 200-mile Alberta endurance race
Fort St John's Griffin McCue, just 17-years-old, finished The Divide 200 endurance race in Alberta on September 16th.
Confirmed measles cases in Northern Health region nears 200
Northern Health has confirmed five new measles cases since late last week, according to the BC Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC).
PRRD launches redesigned website, showcases local photography
The PRRD's redesigned website aims to improve user experience with a cleaner layout and mobile compatibility, it said.
BCCDC reports seven new measles cases
The BC Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC) has reported seven new confirmed measles cases in the Northern Health area in its update on September 11th.
Speed Skating Club hosting timing clinics this weekend
Level one and two judging clinics will be conducted at the Pomeroy Sports Centre beginning at 9 a.m. on September 26th.
Canada Post strike shuts down mail delivery nationwide, including in Fort St. John
Postal workers across Canada walked off the job on strike on September 25th, something Canada Post called 'disappointing.'
Vigil to be held for Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls
The Vigil honouring Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women, Girls and Two-Spirit People is scheduled for Saturday, October 4th.
Northern Angel Summit crowns winner with $100K investment
Prince George-based Open Waters Solar presented an idea to encapsulate solar panels and took home a $100,000 investment.
‘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.
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.
TC Energy plans $8.5 billion investment in U.S. energy projects
In an interview, TC Energy chief executive officer Francois Poirier revealed the investment plans and called the current U.S. administration “the most sophisticated in decades” in terms of energy literacy.
Regional fire departments given more than $660,000 boost for gear and repairs
The Peace River Regional District has approved funding for the Charlie Lake and Moberly Lake fire departments for new gear and engine repairs.
Restoration Society unveils re-branded name at open house
Blueberry River Restoration Society has been re-branded as Nan Wúújǫ Anawúúdle Restoration Society, a phrase in the Dane-zaa language.
Joint toxic drug alert issued for northern B.C.
Northern Health and the First Nations Health Authority have jointly issued a toxic drug advisory for northern B.C.
Two new measles cases confirmed in Northern Health region
Two new measles cases have been confirmed by Northern Health on September 22nd, according to the BC Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC).
Wind warning issued for North Peace and southern Fort Nelson regions
North Peace and Fort Nelson residents are being urged by Environment Canada to expect and prepare for strong winds on September 22nd.
Measles counts stall with no new confirmed cases in B.C.
For the first time in weeks, the BCCDC is reporting no new measles cases in B.C. on September 18th.
Fort St. John teenager becomes youngest to complete 200-mile Alberta endurance race
Fort St John's Griffin McCue, just 17-years-old, finished The Divide 200 endurance race in Alberta on September 16th.
Confirmed measles cases in Northern Health region nears 200
Northern Health has confirmed five new measles cases since late last week, according to the BC Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC).
PRRD launches redesigned website, showcases local photography
The PRRD's redesigned website aims to improve user experience with a cleaner layout and mobile compatibility, it said.
BCCDC reports seven new measles cases
The BC Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC) has reported seven new confirmed measles cases in the Northern Health area in its update on September 11th.
