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Fort St. John Speed Skating Club takes Neil Dyer Memorial Shield for ninth time since 2010

The Fort St. John Speed Skating Club has won the Neil Dyer Memorial Shield, which is awarded to the overall points winner of teams at the BC Long Track Championships, in 2026.

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Fort St. John RCMP arrests eight after drug trafficking investigation

In addition to eight arrests, the Fort St. John RCMP say they also seized over 55 firearms and two kilograms of suspected cocaine.

Standing ovation for grappler who used NCI 17 victory speech to talk mental health after father’s passing

NCI 17 showcased the latest and best of the north's up-and-coming Brazilian jiu-jitsu (BJJ) practitioners before a sell-out crowd at the Royal Canadian Legion in Fort St. John on January 24th.

Fort St. John Huskies’ win streak over after loss to Lumber Barons

The La Crete Lumber Barons beat the Fort St. John Huskies by a score of 5-2 on Saturday, January 24th in Strike Group North West Junior Hockey League (NWJHL) action.

Northern Health launches new webpage tracking emergency department status

The webpage provides information on whether Northern Health emergency departments are open or temporarily closed.

Tse’k’wa cave to welcome families for campfire event as part of Family Literacy Week

Tse'k'wa National Historic Site will hold a campfire event on January 30th as part of its 'Unplug and Play' Family Literacy Week 2026 with the Fort St. John Literacy Society.

(UPDATE) Live-streamed event to explore history and discoveries at Charlie Lake’s Tse’k’wa cave

The live stream about the Tse'k'wa National Historic Site will happen at University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC) in Prince George on January 22nd, hosted by Dr. Farid Rahemtulla and Richard Gilbert.

Fort St. John Huskies ‘focused’ as playoffs near while team enjoy nine-game winning streak

The Fort St. John Huskies had a weekend sweep of victories in the North West Junior Hockey League on January 16th, 17th and 18th, 2026.

Flyers lose to Canucks in NPHL make-up game

The Fort St. John Senior Flyers' loss to the Dawson Creek Canucks on January 15th was the team's eighth of the NPHL season.

(UPDATE) Energy regulator to change application forms for permits related to Blueberry River territory

Project proposals regarding work being done in northeast B.C. will all be completed using the new system by April 2026, says the BC Energy Regulator.

Arctic Echoes concert to celebrate ‘magic of the north’ in Fort St. John

The Arctic Echoes concert, dedicated to choral music inspired by "winter landscapes, stillness and the magic of the north," will be performed by the Northern Lights Choral Society at the North Peace Cultural Centre on January 19th.

Blueberry River First Nations releases election results

Sherry Dominic is the new Chief of Blueberry River First Nations, and a new council has been appointed, after an election in January 2026.

Huskies youth tickets free of charge for next game courtesy of energy company

Tourmaline Oil will pay for youth up to 18 years of age to watch the Fort St. John Huskies game against the North Peace Navigators on January 18th, 2026.

Regional volleyball teams compete at tournament to ‘break ice, work together’

Fort St. John’s Northern BC Volleyball Club hosted the IceBreaker tournament 2026 on January 10th and 11th.

Fort St. John Friendship Society appoints new executive director

Jolene van Wieringen will replace Todd Morrow as executive director of the Fort St. John Friendship Society, with her first day on January 19th.

Nominations open for North Peace Arena as Kraft Hockeyville launches 2026 competition

The North Peace Arena, alongside ice rinks around Canada, could win $250,000 in upgrades in the Kraft Hockeyville 2026 competition - but it needs nominations from the community.

Youth group gives teens a chance to connect, says society in wake of tragedies

The Fort St. John Friendship Society is promoting the Miyo'sen Youth Group, which means 'good' in Cree, after the deaths of two youths in Fort St. John.

Fort St. John Senior Flyers prevail in nail-biter versus Fox Creek

The Fort St. John Senior Flyers have won two games in a row in 2026, for a record of 3-7 in the 2025-26 North Peace Hockey League (NPHL) season.

‘I just want to make this province better’: Conservative leadership hopeful visits Fort St. John on campaign tour

Yuri Fulmer, a Conservative Party of B.C. candidate, came to Fort St. John on Monday, January 12th.

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Former MLA talks becoming lobbyist for forestry and First Nations after 20 years in politics

Former MLA Dan Davies was defeated in the 2024 provincial election, prompting the start of a lobbying business in January 2025.

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