North Peace Grizzlies drop opening provincial soccer matches
The North Peace Grizzlies began 'AAA' boys' soccer provincials in Burnaby on Thursday, November 20th.
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Peace region projects receive $350k+ combined in trust’s final 2025 funding cycle
The Lake Point Golf and Country Club in Charlie Lake and the Tumbler Ridge Mountain Bike Association will both receive funding for projects as part of NDIT's final intake of 2025.
Farmers’ protest to take place in Fort St. John after ostrich cull
Protesters will meet at the Charlie Lake south boat launch at 11 a.m. on November 22nd and convoy through Fort St. John before gathering for speeches at Centennial Park around 3:15 p.m.
Gardner picks up year-end bull riding awards despite disappointing PBR Canada finals finish
Bull rider Jake Gardner's 15th place finish was softened by his two season-ending awards in Edmonton on November 14th and 15th at PBR Canada finals.
Drivers advised to regularly wash vehicles to prevent rust as salt brine use resumed on North Peace highways
Dawson Road Maintenance started applying salt brine on highways in the North Peace region in November.
Fort St. John school’s fundraising campaign underway for Hurricane Melissa victims
Dr. Kearney Middle School's Helps Out campaign is benefitting communities affected by Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica, and was begun by guidance counsellor Cassandra Baker-Watson, a native of the island nation.
17,500 files digitally repatriated to Dane-zaa people by Vancouver-based folklorist
The repatriated Ridington Dane-zaa archive contains over 11,000 audio files, almost 500 video files, 5,300 images and 700 textual files.
U-15 Trackers teen named top AEHL star for October
Just 14 years old, Brody Peterson has been named an Alberta Elite Hockey League (AEHL) star for October after earning 38 points in nine games for the undefeated Northeast BC U-15 Trackers.
Man charged after another firearm incident in Fort St. John
Fort St. John police officers responded to reports of gunfire on November 12th, and a 32-year-old has been charged with eight offences.
Indigenous explainers: Beading group honours First Nations veterans
The traditional practice of beading traces back some 8,000 years with Indigenous people in North America.
Arc Resources profits dip as production booms in third quarter
The report also outlines information on Arc Resources’ plans for 2026, including its Montney assets in northeast B.C.
Postal workers strike ensures ‘message was heard,’ Fort St. John union branch president says
Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) local chapter 738 president Babe Seguin told Energeticcity.ca the postal workers' strikes since September are raising awareness of possible rural post office closures.
(UPDATE) Missing 16-year-old found
The 16-year-old had last been seen in Fort St. John on October 23rd, but she has now been found safe.
Peace region residents step up to organize multiple Hurricane Melissa humanitarian efforts
In the wake of the worst hurricane to hit Jamaica in over a century, people in the Peace region are looking to collect funds, food and other essential items for displaced people victimized by Hurricane Melissa.
Fort St. John star bull rider settles for fifth at PBR finals in Australia
Fort St. John's Jake Gardner was invited to the Professional Bull Riders Australia Monster Energy Tour Grand Finals in Queensland on October 31st and November 1st, 2025, due to his high PBR Canada ranking.
Fort St. John Senior Flyers secure first win of NPHL season
The Flyers beat the the Fox Creek Knights 7-0 with Landon Hatton getting his first shutout with Braeden Pimm scoring a hat trick.
Fort St. John Huskies’ win streak reaches nine games
The Fort St. John Huskies win streak has reached nine following victories Fairview Flyers and the County of Grande Prairie Wheat Kings on October 31st and November 1st.
Fort St. John businesses enjoy economic boost amid Blue Jays’ magical run
Fort St. John businesses have spoken to Energeticcity.ca about the impact of the Toronto Blue Jays' World Series run.
All invited to open houses on PRRD’s new Regional Zoning Bylaw draft
Fifteen open houses will be held across the PRRD from November 15th to 23rd to gain resident feedback on the Peace River Regional District's draft zoning bylaw.
BCWS reports all northeast B.C. wildfires ‘under control’ going into winter
2025's wildfire season saw over 300 wildfires in the PGFC coverage area, including multiple wildfires of note and an evacuation. However, as the first snow falls, the BCWS now lists all wildfires in northeast B.C. as 'under control.'
Peace region projects receive $350k+ combined in trust’s final 2025 funding cycle
The Lake Point Golf and Country Club in Charlie Lake and the Tumbler Ridge Mountain Bike Association will both receive funding for projects as part of NDIT's final intake of 2025.
Farmers’ protest to take place in Fort St. John after ostrich cull
Protesters will meet at the Charlie Lake south boat launch at 11 a.m. on November 22nd and convoy through Fort St. John before gathering for speeches at Centennial Park around 3:15 p.m.
Gardner picks up year-end bull riding awards despite disappointing PBR Canada finals finish
Bull rider Jake Gardner's 15th place finish was softened by his two season-ending awards in Edmonton on November 14th and 15th at PBR Canada finals.
Drivers advised to regularly wash vehicles to prevent rust as salt brine use resumed on North Peace highways
Dawson Road Maintenance started applying salt brine on highways in the North Peace region in November.
Fort St. John school’s fundraising campaign underway for Hurricane Melissa victims
Dr. Kearney Middle School's Helps Out campaign is benefitting communities affected by Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica, and was begun by guidance counsellor Cassandra Baker-Watson, a native of the island nation.
17,500 files digitally repatriated to Dane-zaa people by Vancouver-based folklorist
The repatriated Ridington Dane-zaa archive contains over 11,000 audio files, almost 500 video files, 5,300 images and 700 textual files.
U-15 Trackers teen named top AEHL star for October
Just 14 years old, Brody Peterson has been named an Alberta Elite Hockey League (AEHL) star for October after earning 38 points in nine games for the undefeated Northeast BC U-15 Trackers.
Man charged after another firearm incident in Fort St. John
Fort St. John police officers responded to reports of gunfire on November 12th, and a 32-year-old has been charged with eight offences.
Indigenous explainers: Beading group honours First Nations veterans
The traditional practice of beading traces back some 8,000 years with Indigenous people in North America.
Arc Resources profits dip as production booms in third quarter
The report also outlines information on Arc Resources’ plans for 2026, including its Montney assets in northeast B.C.
Postal workers strike ensures ‘message was heard,’ Fort St. John union branch president says
Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) local chapter 738 president Babe Seguin told Energeticcity.ca the postal workers' strikes since September are raising awareness of possible rural post office closures.
(UPDATE) Missing 16-year-old found
The 16-year-old had last been seen in Fort St. John on October 23rd, but she has now been found safe.
Peace region residents step up to organize multiple Hurricane Melissa humanitarian efforts
In the wake of the worst hurricane to hit Jamaica in over a century, people in the Peace region are looking to collect funds, food and other essential items for displaced people victimized by Hurricane Melissa.
Fort St. John star bull rider settles for fifth at PBR finals in Australia
Fort St. John's Jake Gardner was invited to the Professional Bull Riders Australia Monster Energy Tour Grand Finals in Queensland on October 31st and November 1st, 2025, due to his high PBR Canada ranking.
Fort St. John Senior Flyers secure first win of NPHL season
The Flyers beat the the Fox Creek Knights 7-0 with Landon Hatton getting his first shutout with Braeden Pimm scoring a hat trick.
Fort St. John Huskies’ win streak reaches nine games
The Fort St. John Huskies win streak has reached nine following victories Fairview Flyers and the County of Grande Prairie Wheat Kings on October 31st and November 1st.
Fort St. John businesses enjoy economic boost amid Blue Jays’ magical run
Fort St. John businesses have spoken to Energeticcity.ca about the impact of the Toronto Blue Jays' World Series run.
All invited to open houses on PRRD’s new Regional Zoning Bylaw draft
Fifteen open houses will be held across the PRRD from November 15th to 23rd to gain resident feedback on the Peace River Regional District's draft zoning bylaw.
BCWS reports all northeast B.C. wildfires ‘under control’ going into winter
2025's wildfire season saw over 300 wildfires in the PGFC coverage area, including multiple wildfires of note and an evacuation. However, as the first snow falls, the BCWS now lists all wildfires in northeast B.C. as 'under control.'
