Olympic medalist gets some ice time with local speed skaters
Local speed skating enthusiasts had the opportunity to hit the ice with Olympic medalist Denny Morrison.
Local speed skating enthusiasts had the opportunity to hit the ice with Olympic medalist Denny Morrison.
The Be An Angel Tree was set up in the Totem Mall on Sunday, featuring ornaments from those who donated to Fort St. John Hospital Foundation in honour of a loved one.
The City of Fort St. John has opened the second Diversity and Inclusion Micro-Grant program intake.
City council has directed staff to research and provide options for expanding bylaw provisions for unsafe premises.
The Conservative Party of British Columbia has announced Dawson Creek’s Larry Neufeld will run as a candidate in Peace River South.
Fort St. John council is close to adopting the amended dog licensing bylaw after it was read for the first three times on Monday.
Fort St. John council gave the first three readings of amended bylaws that include a decrease in the sewer rate for residents during the summer.
The Wilderness Committee and Awi'nakola Foundation say they’ve received copies of fish and wildlife applications to tranquillize hibernating grizzly and black bears and move them to artificial dens from Site C.
B.C.’s Ministry of Agriculture and Food is hosting a Peace Regional Extension Workshop next week in Farmington.
BC Emergency Health Services (BCEHS) has announced a staffing model change for paramedics in Tumbler Ridge and Hudson’s Hope.
A community town hall meeting featuring MLA Dan Davies, MLA Ellis Ross and BC United Leader Kevin Falcon is taking place in Fort St. John next month.
Fort St. John RCMP says an investigation is underway after Winks convenience store was robbed on Friday around 4:20 p.m.
Triangle Park residents continue to be concerned about their safety after reports of shots fired on Sunday night were later proved to be fireworks.
Team BC secured bronze medals after a 3-1 victory against Team Alberta in the finals on Saturday.
The filling of the Site C reservoir will begin on schedule in the fall of 2024 instead of an early start this fall.
No injuries were reported after a tractor-trailer hit a hydroelectric pole just after 5 p.m. on Friday, according to the Fort St. John Fire Department.
DoorDash and Skip the Dishes have more competition with the arrival of Uber Eats to the Energetic City.
Multiple vehicle incidents occurred over the weekend as the Peace region heads further into the winter season.
The Fort St. John Royal Canadian Legion Branch 102 hosted the Remembrance Day parade and service on Saturday.Â
The North Peace Secondary School (NPSS) cross-country team travelled to Surrey to compete in the Provincial Championships last weekend.Â