The Stoddart Creek wildfire remains classified as being held, meaning it is not expected to grow outside of the preset boundaries, though it continues to burn inside the fire's perimeter.
The Fort St. John RCMP is seeking information on a male suspect who allegedly used a shotgun to rob the Charlie Lake General Store and a Fort St. John Subway on Saturday.
Local community members in Fort St. John are invited to explore and learn Charlie Lake's history through unique interactive activities.
Despite the Stoddart Creek wildfire now being held, a Rose Prairie man says rural residents worked together to protect each other’s homes when it was first discovered.
Rumble Industries held the second annual Vance Dancy Memorial Clean Up on the Alaska Highway last weekend.
A new out-of-control wildfire sparked off Highway 29 near Bear Flats shortly after 2 p.m. on Thursday.
The 59th Annual Petroleum Association Golf Tournament kicks off next Wednesday at Lakepoint Golf and Country Club.Â
The Donnie Creek wildfire’s size is larger than the overall amount of hectares burned in the province last summer, according to the BC Wildfire Service (BCWS).
 The dock at Charlie Lake has been reinstalled after repairs and is open for use.
Arts North East has extended the deadline for its Open Sky exhibition, Youth Art exhibition, and the Open Sky Artist in Residence program due to wildfires in the region.
The BC Wildfire Service (BCWS) said Friday that crews don't expect any concerning fire activity from any of the wildfires in the North Peace Complex over the weekend.
The North Peace Rod and Gun Club is hosting multiple family-friendly events in celebration of National Range Day on Saturday, June 3rd.Â
On Thursday, a group of Charlie Lake Elementary School students showed their appreciation for the hard work of BC Wildfire Service firefighters.
Wildfires in the Peace region have exhibited minimal fire behaviour after the rainfall earlier in the week, according to BC Wildfire Service (BCWS).
The outage is affecting residents in Bear Flat, Charlie Lake, and part of Fort St. John.
The BC Wildfire Service said in an update Friday afternoon that wildfire smoke in the North Peace region will most likely remain in the area over the May long weekend.
With Fort St. John and other areas in the Peace currently experiencing severe levels of wildfire smoke, residents must take precautions to protect themselves from negative health impacts.
The BC Wildfire Service (BCWS) is looking at focusing efforts on the Stoddart Creek wildfire and changing the control status of the other fires in the North Peace Complex.
As part of this change, residents from the following communities are able to return home but are still under an evacuation alert: Rose Prairie, Montney, Coffee Creek, Prespatou, Altona, Peejay, Osborn, Mile 62½, and the East side of Highway 97 from Wonowon to Mile 120
A Montney resident is appreciative of the firefighters who saved her home from the Stoddart Creek wildfire on Monday.
