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Mood ‘sombre’ at Fort St. John church after death in parking lot
The pastor of Fort St. John Alliance Church, Dan MacGillivray, said there is a "sombre" mood after a recent death in its parking lot.
BC Wildfire Service reports fire ‘being held’ cut in more than half
The Kyklo Creek wildfire has dropped from 301 to 137 hectares according to the BC Wildfire Service.
Canada Day celebrations returning to Fort St. John next week
Canada Day Celebrations are set to kick off on July 1st with several free events in the city.
Fort St. John racer leads heading into final leg of Jet Boat World Championship
A Fort St. John racer currently leads the World Championship headed into stage 11, hosted in the District of Taylor.
New daycare partnership announced in Fort St. John
The Fort St. John Friendship Society announced a new partnership with Northern Baby Bear Daycare on June 19th.
Measles cases jump again in Northern Health
Northern Health reports 33 of British Columbia's 49 measles cases as of the B.C. Centre for Disease Control's latest June 24th update.
SD60 purchases three tricycles for students with additional needs
School District 60 purchased three tricycles for students with additional needs with help from grants with the Variety School Grant Program.
Peace River North MLA calls for B.C. Conservative leader John Rustad to resign
Peace River North MLA Jordan Kealy is calling for B.C. Conservative party leader John Rustad's resignation.
UPDATE: RCMP investigating homicide near Fort St. John Salvation Army
Police tape blocked off part of 99th Avenue in Fort St. John on the evening of June 24th.
Facebook poll to decide new dates for rained-out speedway event closes
The Doug Babcock Memorial Challenge was rained off earlier in June at Taylor Speedway.
Tenaris announces plans for service centre in the Peace region
Tenaris, a major steel pipe manufacturer and supplier with ties to the oil and gas industry, has unveiled plans for a new service station in the Montney area near Fort St. John.
SD60 commits to support First Nation’s students with renewal of education agreement
School District 60 renewed its Local Education Agreement with Doig River First Nation during its June 16th meeting.
Thunderstorm warnings and watches issued across northeast
Environment Canada has issued thunderstorm warnings and watches across northeast B.C. due to a major storm.
SD60 asks MP Bob Zimmer to support student loan forgiveness expansion to teachers
School District 60 is calling on Prince George, Peace River and Northern Rockies MP Bob Zimmer to support an expansion to Canada’s student loan forgiveness to include teachers and other occupations.
Shekilie River fire grows again, while other fires no longer ‘out of control’
The Shekilie River fire, one of the largest fires in the Fort Nelson fire zone, has grown again, but the Kyklo Creek and Klenteh Creek blazes are now no longer designated as 'out of control'
City considers bylaw amendment to allow tank farm expansion at odds with zone ban
The City of Fort St. John council is considering a zoning amendment bylaw to allow the expansion of a local tank farm by Reliance Ventures.
Annual report for Fort St. John approved following public questions
The City of Fort St. John answered questions from the public about the 2024 annual report at a recent public meeting.
Mood ‘sombre’ at Fort St. John church after death in parking lot
The pastor of Fort St. John Alliance Church, Dan MacGillivray, said there is a "sombre" mood after a recent death in its parking lot.
BC Wildfire Service reports fire ‘being held’ cut in more than half
The Kyklo Creek wildfire has dropped from 301 to 137 hectares according to the BC Wildfire Service.
Canada Day celebrations returning to Fort St. John next week
Canada Day Celebrations are set to kick off on July 1st with several free events in the city.
Fort St. John racer leads heading into final leg of Jet Boat World Championship
A Fort St. John racer currently leads the World Championship headed into stage 11, hosted in the District of Taylor.
New daycare partnership announced in Fort St. John
The Fort St. John Friendship Society announced a new partnership with Northern Baby Bear Daycare on June 19th.
Measles cases jump again in Northern Health
Northern Health reports 33 of British Columbia's 49 measles cases as of the B.C. Centre for Disease Control's latest June 24th update.
SD60 purchases three tricycles for students with additional needs
School District 60 purchased three tricycles for students with additional needs with help from grants with the Variety School Grant Program.
Peace River North MLA calls for B.C. Conservative leader John Rustad to resign
Peace River North MLA Jordan Kealy is calling for B.C. Conservative party leader John Rustad's resignation.
UPDATE: RCMP investigating homicide near Fort St. John Salvation Army
Police tape blocked off part of 99th Avenue in Fort St. John on the evening of June 24th.
Facebook poll to decide new dates for rained-out speedway event closes
The Doug Babcock Memorial Challenge was rained off earlier in June at Taylor Speedway.
Tenaris announces plans for service centre in the Peace region
Tenaris, a major steel pipe manufacturer and supplier with ties to the oil and gas industry, has unveiled plans for a new service station in the Montney area near Fort St. John.
SD60 commits to support First Nation’s students with renewal of education agreement
School District 60 renewed its Local Education Agreement with Doig River First Nation during its June 16th meeting.
Thunderstorm warnings and watches issued across northeast
Environment Canada has issued thunderstorm warnings and watches across northeast B.C. due to a major storm.
SD60 asks MP Bob Zimmer to support student loan forgiveness expansion to teachers
School District 60 is calling on Prince George, Peace River and Northern Rockies MP Bob Zimmer to support an expansion to Canada’s student loan forgiveness to include teachers and other occupations.
Shekilie River fire grows again, while other fires no longer ‘out of control’
The Shekilie River fire, one of the largest fires in the Fort Nelson fire zone, has grown again, but the Kyklo Creek and Klenteh Creek blazes are now no longer designated as 'out of control'
City considers bylaw amendment to allow tank farm expansion at odds with zone ban
The City of Fort St. John council is considering a zoning amendment bylaw to allow the expansion of a local tank farm by Reliance Ventures.
Annual report for Fort St. John approved following public questions
The City of Fort St. John answered questions from the public about the 2024 annual report at a recent public meeting.
