The provincial government is addressing complaints from several communities in the Peace region as it prepares to move a wildfire crew from Chetwynd to Dawson Creek.
The City of Dawson Creek launched a community survey on Thursday, March 28th, to receive input about a possible splash park to replace Rotary Lake.
Peace Region residents should be wary of suspicious phone calls from people claiming to be Northern Health staff members.
Another fine has been issued to SL Enterprizes after what WorkSafeBC calls a “high-risk violation.”
The carbon tax increase on April 1st saw the carbon price rise from $65 to $80 per tonne, a 23 per cent increase, resulting in about a three cents per litre increase at the pumps.
Dawson Creek RCMP is searching for an individual who allegedly stole a pickup truck on March 20th.
Search and rescue teams are sweeping the area of the Kiskatinaw Bridge after RCMP received concerning reports of an individual on the bridge on March 26th.
March's Northern Vision Care Athlete of the Month says she feels honoured to be selected, noting the many talented and deserving athletes in Fort St. John.
Renovations are complete on six ball diamonds at Kin Park in Dawson Creek, thanks in part to a $42,588 Recreation Infrastructure grant through Northern Development Initiative Trust (NDIT).
Below are the latest sentences handed out in Fort St. John and Dawson Creek provincial court on March 18th and 19th.
Five northeast B.C. communities are set to receive financial support from the provincial government’s Active Transportation Infrastructure Grants Program.
The Peace River Regional District (PRRD) voted in favour of extending their TELUS Cellular Phone Services contract by two years for $95,000 during their March 21st meeting. Â
The Dawson Creek Fire Department responded to a report of a residential structure fire on Friday evening.
The Peace River Regional District (PRRD) board authorized staff to submit a grant application for $10,000 to the Union of BC Municipalities' Regional Community to Community (C2C) Forum program during their March 21st meeting to be used to co-host a forum with Saulteau First Nations.Â
The Peace River Regional District board voted in favour of sending a letter to a few B.C. government ministers at its March 21st board meeting expressing concerns over water availability for agricultural purposes.Â
The Peace River Regional District (PRRD) plans to invite RCMP detachment commanders in the Peace region to a future committee of the whole meeting to provide a review of policing activities over the past year and identify priority issues for next year.
The ban will come into effect March 28th until further notice.
The provincial government is inviting Peace region residents to attend its Drought Management Engagement Sessions.
pastureland in the north saw the second biggest rise provincially, with values increasing by 8.4 per cent, or at $1,700 per acre
Prince George-Peace River-Northern Rockies MP Bob Zimmer says that the Fossil Fuel Advertising Act can restrict people's ability to speak positively about the resource and misses the whole point of how to reduce global emissions.Â
