(Opinion) Bear Flat Dispatch: The seasons and our zippers
Regular contributor Ken Boon returns to writing as summer turns to fall.
Regular contributor Ken Boon returns to writing as summer turns to fall.
Peace River North MLA Jordan Kealy urged Northern Health to retain its inpatient/outpatient contract with Saplings Mental Health Services during Legislative Assembly of British Columbia's question period on October 9th.
Five fighters from the Northern Combat Club went down to Lethbridge to compete in regional promotion Rumble in the Cage (RITC) 70 on Saturday, October 4th at the Servus Sports Centre.
NPSAR is hosting a recruitment night on October 21st for people who enjoy the outdoors, can work well as part of a team and are eager to learn.
A local group has held another meeting in Cecil Lake to discuss the possibility of an independent northeast B.C.
The Producer Emergency Awareness Sessions aim to boost agricultural producers' emergency response and will be held November 17th and 18th in Farmington and Montney.
More than 20 provincial ministries, Crown corporations and agencies are affected by the Professional Employees Association and BC General Employees' Union (BCGEU) strike.
On this episode of This Week in the Peace, we're joined by the FSJ Huskies and the Peace Valley Arts Society
In terms of wildfire danger ratings, the majority of the Peace region is considered to be at “low to moderate” risk.
Northern Health has the highest death rate so far this year, with 46 deaths per 100,000 people.
The BCGEU Strike has now shuttered Fort St. John's BC Liquor Store, Cannabis Store, alongside ServiceBC and FrontCounterBC locations.
The events will be “interactive, with no formal agenda or structured presentations,” so participants can ask about whatever parts of the project interest or concern them.
The game versus the North Peace Navigators on Wednesday evening was after a seven-game road trip for the Fort St. John Huskies to begin the season.
The BC SPCA's Fort St. John location will hold an open house on Thursday, October 16th, from 2 p.m. to 4p.m.
For residents still interested in donating to the Salvation Army, Ford Motors in Fort St. John is collecting donations until October 31st.
Larry Evans, a volunteer and past president of the North Peace Historical Society, highlights how far the city has come in the last 50 years.
The Fort St. John Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps is part of a national youth program with activities inspired by the Royal Canadian Armed Forces.
The PRRD's fall seasonal cleanup campaign encourages residents to clear out garages, yards and homes in an effort to "reduce wildfire risks by removing waste."
The sixth annual Turkey Trot encourages runners to put on their best Thanksgiving-themed attire for a five or 10-kilometre run or walk on Saturday, October 11th.
Peace Gallery North is showcasing its latest exhibit, Lets Get Rolling, until Saturday, November 1st, free to the public.