Doig River First Nation unveils high-speed connectivity in community
Members of the Doig River First Nation community will soon have access to high-speed internet connectivity.
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Court Report: June 9th to 27th
Below are the latest sentences handed down from the Fort St. John, Dawson Creek and Fort Nelson Provincial Courts from June 9th to 27th.
Free air quality monitors which ‘would likely have saved’ boy’s life to be distributed in Dawson Creek
BC Lung Foundation is coming to Dawson Creek on July 8th as part of Carter's Project to distribute free air quality monitors around B.C.
Treaty 8 association to create ‘Our Story, Our Wall’ mural on wall targeted by racist graffiti
The Treaty 8 Tribal Association's mural by Indigenous artist Alisa Froh will be painted in a space vandalized this year.
Hearings re-scheduled for man charged with Dawson Creek shooting
A man accused of murder in Dawson Creek has had his bail hearing and trial scheduling dates separated in a new postponement.
Measles case counts rise in Northern Health coverage area
According to the B.C. Centre for Disease Control, ten new cases of measles have been reported in the province, all within the Northern Health region.
South Peace Search and Rescue to host fundraising golf tournament
South Peace Search and Rescue's inaugural charity On the Course for a Cause tournament will take place on July 12th at Dawson Creek Golf Course.
Moberly Lake Transfer Station to temporarily close for maintence
The Peace River Regional District said the Moberly Lake Transfer Station will be temporarily closed on July 5th for maintenance.
Rain and smoke warning issued for Fort Nelson area
Environment Canada is warning the northern B.C. region of heavy rainfall and wildfire smoke on July 3rd and a possibility of flash floods.
North Peace District 4-H gets ready for biggest festival yet in 2025
The North Peace District 4-H Club is set to host its biggest achievement days at North Peace Regional Park on July 5th and 6th.
PRRD delays Boundary Lake Water Station reopening again
The Peace River Regional District has delayed the reopening of the Boundary Lake Water Station on June 30th.
Total measles case counts rise, ‘active’ numbers drop in Northern Health region and across B.C.
More than 50 measles cases have been reported to Northern Health, according to the latest data from the B.C. Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC) on June 30th.
Evacuation alert lifted as firefighters report no Kiskatinaw River wildfire growth
An evacuation alert in the County of Grande Prairie for the Kiskatinaw River wildfire has been rescinded, just days after it was issued.
BC Wildfire Service provides YouTube update on Kiskatinaw River wildfire
Stefan Hood, the incident commander assigned to the fire, said building a containment line and fortifying it could take two to three weeks.
New evacuation alert issued for Kiskatinaw River wildfire in County of Grande Prairie
A new evacuation alert has been issued by the County of Grande Prairie due to the Kiskatinaw River wildfire.
Wildfires picture shifts across northeastern B.C.
Various wildfires in the region have changed, according to the BC Wildfire Service (BCWS), including some large fires.
South Peace BCSPCA in urgent need of donations due to a ‘large cat intake’
The South Peace BCSPCA needs towels and bedding to help with a "large intake of cats."
UPDATE: Highway 97 open after vehicle fire
DriveBC is informing motorists of a Highway 97 road closure on June 26th due to a vehicle closure.
‘Completely wrong’: BC Highway Patrol corrects online misinformation amplified by AI about school zones
BC Highway Patrol is disputing online misinformation rumours amplified by AI of school zone changes across Canada.
LNG Canada set to export first liquefied natural gas product from Kitimat
LNG Canada is set to export its first liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the Kitimat facility, according to a Reuters source.
Court Report: June 9th to 27th
Below are the latest sentences handed down from the Fort St. John, Dawson Creek and Fort Nelson Provincial Courts from June 9th to 27th.
Free air quality monitors which ‘would likely have saved’ boy’s life to be distributed in Dawson Creek
BC Lung Foundation is coming to Dawson Creek on July 8th as part of Carter's Project to distribute free air quality monitors around B.C.
Treaty 8 association to create ‘Our Story, Our Wall’ mural on wall targeted by racist graffiti
The Treaty 8 Tribal Association's mural by Indigenous artist Alisa Froh will be painted in a space vandalized this year.
Hearings re-scheduled for man charged with Dawson Creek shooting
A man accused of murder in Dawson Creek has had his bail hearing and trial scheduling dates separated in a new postponement.
Measles case counts rise in Northern Health coverage area
According to the B.C. Centre for Disease Control, ten new cases of measles have been reported in the province, all within the Northern Health region.
South Peace Search and Rescue to host fundraising golf tournament
South Peace Search and Rescue's inaugural charity On the Course for a Cause tournament will take place on July 12th at Dawson Creek Golf Course.
Moberly Lake Transfer Station to temporarily close for maintence
The Peace River Regional District said the Moberly Lake Transfer Station will be temporarily closed on July 5th for maintenance.
Rain and smoke warning issued for Fort Nelson area
Environment Canada is warning the northern B.C. region of heavy rainfall and wildfire smoke on July 3rd and a possibility of flash floods.
North Peace District 4-H gets ready for biggest festival yet in 2025
The North Peace District 4-H Club is set to host its biggest achievement days at North Peace Regional Park on July 5th and 6th.
PRRD delays Boundary Lake Water Station reopening again
The Peace River Regional District has delayed the reopening of the Boundary Lake Water Station on June 30th.
Total measles case counts rise, ‘active’ numbers drop in Northern Health region and across B.C.
More than 50 measles cases have been reported to Northern Health, according to the latest data from the B.C. Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC) on June 30th.
Evacuation alert lifted as firefighters report no Kiskatinaw River wildfire growth
An evacuation alert in the County of Grande Prairie for the Kiskatinaw River wildfire has been rescinded, just days after it was issued.
BC Wildfire Service provides YouTube update on Kiskatinaw River wildfire
Stefan Hood, the incident commander assigned to the fire, said building a containment line and fortifying it could take two to three weeks.
New evacuation alert issued for Kiskatinaw River wildfire in County of Grande Prairie
A new evacuation alert has been issued by the County of Grande Prairie due to the Kiskatinaw River wildfire.
Wildfires picture shifts across northeastern B.C.
Various wildfires in the region have changed, according to the BC Wildfire Service (BCWS), including some large fires.
South Peace BCSPCA in urgent need of donations due to a ‘large cat intake’
The South Peace BCSPCA needs towels and bedding to help with a "large intake of cats."
UPDATE: Highway 97 open after vehicle fire
DriveBC is informing motorists of a Highway 97 road closure on June 26th due to a vehicle closure.
‘Completely wrong’: BC Highway Patrol corrects online misinformation amplified by AI about school zones
BC Highway Patrol is disputing online misinformation rumours amplified by AI of school zone changes across Canada.
LNG Canada set to export first liquefied natural gas product from Kitimat
LNG Canada is set to export its first liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the Kitimat facility, according to a Reuters source.
