Huskies begin playoff run on Friday
Following a first-round bye in the North West Junior Hockey League playoffs, the Huskies are primed to take to the ice for the semi-finals on Friday.
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Video Crystal Cup Pond Hockey Challenge, Sid Davis Youth Memorial highlights
The Crystal Cup Pond Hockey Challenge and Sid Davis Youth Memorial ran through the weekend successfully.
Council awards final phase of 100th Street redevelopment project to Knappett Industries
Knappett Industries was awarded phase five of the 100th Street corridor redevelopment project by council during their meeting on February 26th.
Fort St. John reviews vandalism impact on city
Council recently received information on vandalism that took place in the city last year after staff reported an increase in public facilities being damaged.  Â
UPDATE: Fort St. John police seek help recovering stolen antlers, hides, ammunition
A Fort St. John RCMP investigation is underway into the theft of trophy antlers, animal hides and ammunition from a property earlier in the month.
Skills Canada Regional competition showcases local talent
Northern Lights College’s Dawson Creek campus recently hosted the Skills Canada Regional Event, showcasing the talents of local students in trades.
Crystal Cup wraps up successfully, despite weather challenges
The Crystal Cup Pond Hockey Challenge ran through the weekend successfully, despite facing challenges due to a drastic change in weather.Â
Hunter’s first food drive exceeds 300 pounds
Fort St. John youngster Hunter Mackay collected 300 pounds of food for the Salvation Army during his first food drive this past Saturday.
Persistent cold snap to continue in Peace region
The latest cold snap in the Peace region could last about two weeks, according to Environment Canada Meteorologist Derek Lee.
Chetwynd man receives eight months in jail for making, distributing child pornography
A Chetwynd man was sentenced to eight months in prison on Thursday for making and distributing child pornography via Snapchat in 2020.
South Taylor Hill cleared after vehicle incident causes delays for several hours
Highway 97 has reopened to traffic after being closed for several hours on Friday due to a motor vehicle incident on the South Taylor Hill.
Fort St. John property sales decline in 2023
At the end of 2023, 587 properties with a value of $236 million sold in Fort St. John, down from the 653 properties worth $271.4 million in 2022.
Davies says NDP government budget provides no hope
Peace River North MLA Dan Davies says no hope was provided after reading the NDP budget and hearing the throne speech.Â
Walk for mental health at Pomeroy Sport Centre on Sunday
The Fort St. John Mental Health and Substance Use Advisory Committee is hosting a walk for mental health at the Pomeroy walking track on Sunday.
Fort St. John North Peace Museum Update: Record setting Family Day weekend
The Fort St. John North Peace Museum welcomed a record 265 people to their Family Day Weekend Transportation Scavenger Hunt and Open House.
RCAF trainer aircraft stops in Fort St. John
A Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) trainer aircraft stopped at the North Peace Regional Airport on Friday, February 23rd.
FSJ Return It broken into again
FSJ Return It was broken into on Thursday night — the second time in three months.
Northern Lights College looking to build region-specific programming
Northern Lights College wants to further local agriculture dialogue and create region-specific programming after being invited to join a Ministry of Agriculture and Food workshop this past November.
SFU repatriates Tse’k’wa excavation history to Dane-Zaa people
Simon Fraser University has digitally repatriated excavation history and research material back to the Dane-Zaa people of the T’se’kwa Heritage Society.
Stolen surveying gear recovered by Fort St. John RCMP
The Fort St. John RCMP would like to return recovered stolen surveying equipment to its rightful owner.
Video Crystal Cup Pond Hockey Challenge, Sid Davis Youth Memorial highlights
The Crystal Cup Pond Hockey Challenge and Sid Davis Youth Memorial ran through the weekend successfully.
Council awards final phase of 100th Street redevelopment project to Knappett Industries
Knappett Industries was awarded phase five of the 100th Street corridor redevelopment project by council during their meeting on February 26th.
Fort St. John reviews vandalism impact on city
Council recently received information on vandalism that took place in the city last year after staff reported an increase in public facilities being damaged.  Â
UPDATE: Fort St. John police seek help recovering stolen antlers, hides, ammunition
A Fort St. John RCMP investigation is underway into the theft of trophy antlers, animal hides and ammunition from a property earlier in the month.
Skills Canada Regional competition showcases local talent
Northern Lights College’s Dawson Creek campus recently hosted the Skills Canada Regional Event, showcasing the talents of local students in trades.
Crystal Cup wraps up successfully, despite weather challenges
The Crystal Cup Pond Hockey Challenge ran through the weekend successfully, despite facing challenges due to a drastic change in weather.Â
Hunter’s first food drive exceeds 300 pounds
Fort St. John youngster Hunter Mackay collected 300 pounds of food for the Salvation Army during his first food drive this past Saturday.
Persistent cold snap to continue in Peace region
The latest cold snap in the Peace region could last about two weeks, according to Environment Canada Meteorologist Derek Lee.
Chetwynd man receives eight months in jail for making, distributing child pornography
A Chetwynd man was sentenced to eight months in prison on Thursday for making and distributing child pornography via Snapchat in 2020.
South Taylor Hill cleared after vehicle incident causes delays for several hours
Highway 97 has reopened to traffic after being closed for several hours on Friday due to a motor vehicle incident on the South Taylor Hill.
Fort St. John property sales decline in 2023
At the end of 2023, 587 properties with a value of $236 million sold in Fort St. John, down from the 653 properties worth $271.4 million in 2022.
Davies says NDP government budget provides no hope
Peace River North MLA Dan Davies says no hope was provided after reading the NDP budget and hearing the throne speech.Â
Walk for mental health at Pomeroy Sport Centre on Sunday
The Fort St. John Mental Health and Substance Use Advisory Committee is hosting a walk for mental health at the Pomeroy walking track on Sunday.
Fort St. John North Peace Museum Update: Record setting Family Day weekend
The Fort St. John North Peace Museum welcomed a record 265 people to their Family Day Weekend Transportation Scavenger Hunt and Open House.
RCAF trainer aircraft stops in Fort St. John
A Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) trainer aircraft stopped at the North Peace Regional Airport on Friday, February 23rd.
FSJ Return It broken into again
FSJ Return It was broken into on Thursday night — the second time in three months.
Northern Lights College looking to build region-specific programming
Northern Lights College wants to further local agriculture dialogue and create region-specific programming after being invited to join a Ministry of Agriculture and Food workshop this past November.
SFU repatriates Tse’k’wa excavation history to Dane-Zaa people
Simon Fraser University has digitally repatriated excavation history and research material back to the Dane-Zaa people of the T’se’kwa Heritage Society.
Stolen surveying gear recovered by Fort St. John RCMP
The Fort St. John RCMP would like to return recovered stolen surveying equipment to its rightful owner.
