Wildfire Update: July 12th
Below are the updates to wildfires in Northeast B.C. currently listed as ‘out of control’ as of July 12th.
Below are the updates to wildfires in Northeast B.C. currently listed as ‘out of control’ as of July 12th.
Dawson Road Maintenance has announced a culvert installation on BC Highway 29 starting July 17th and warned motorists to expect delays during construction.
The 2,123 hectare wildfire reported on July 10th by the BCWS has now been listed as 'under control.'
The 0.5-hectare wildfire in the Goodlow area has been reduced to 0.3 hectares and is 'under control' according to the BC Wildfire Service.
The latest survey presented to the Peace River Regional District (PRRD) shows moderate support for a new facility for the North Peace Leisure Pool replacement project.
After a pair of events highlighting the best and brightest in the North Peace’s Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) community earlier this year, Northern Combat Invitational (NCI) will return later this summer.
The District of Taylor has joined the District of Chetwynd in supporting a letter to be sent to the BC Government regarding the province’s forestry sector.
Members of Prophet River First Nation (PRFN) will have the opportunity to nominate candidates for a new council next week.
Tiia Kand has been appointed as the new executive director of Arts North East.
Day records for the highest historic temperature are being broken and made across the province during the final day of a province-wide heat wave.
Some of Fort St. John's best recreational ballers will be among the teams battling for basketball supremacy in Grande Prairie this weekend.
A full weekend of high-octane action awaits spectators at Taylor Speedway for the Mini Stock Invitational.
Below are the latest sentences handed out from the Fort St. John and Dawson Creek Provincial Courts from July 2nd to 5th.
The Prince George Fire Centre (PGFC) is enacting a campfire ban across the region beginning Friday, July 12th at noon.
The Northern Trails Heritage Society will showcase Fort St. John, Taylor, and Charlie Lake this weekend.
Blueberry River First Nation (BRFN) has announced its itinerary for its annual cultural camp slated to take place next week.
Despite a decline in the first quarter of the year, real estate sales in Fort St. John are now higher than this time in 2023, according to the BC Northern Real Estate Board (BCNREB).
FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. — Traffic has slowed between Fort St. John and Taylor because of a vehicle fire.
Fort St. John council has adopted its Fees and Charges for Community Services bylaw by title only during their July 8th regular meeting.
More than three years after first securing a landmark victory against the province, Blueberry River First Nation (BRFN) will again see the government in court.