The Peace River Regional District (PRRD) announced that Expedition Management Consulting has been awarded the contract to conduct the North Peace Fall Fairgrounds feasibility study at a board meeting in October.
The Fort St. John Arts Council was joined by the city and the Office of the Human Rights Commissioner to officially unveil the new Hate to Hope Mural in the Pomeroy Sport Centre Thursday.
Tremblay Elementary School in Dawson Creek was on lockdown for under an hour on Friday while the local RCMP conducted a search warrant nearby.
The District of Taylor discussed increasing fees for certain services available in the area, as well as the salaries of district staff and council in a committee of the whole meeting on Monday.
The living wage in Dawson Creek increased 0.5 per cent from last year to $20.64.
Northern Health is still working to establish warming centre services as part of the overdose prevention services site, which may open by the end of November.
A pedestrian was killed Thursday evening on Highway 97 near Charlie Lake after being hit by a vehicle.
The Alaska Highway is closed due to a collision between Fort St. John and Charlie Lake.
Blueberry River First Nation members received guardian training from the B.C. Conservation Officer Service (BCCOS) at a ranch near Pink Mountain in October.
A two-vehicle collision on 100th Avenue on Wednesday night resulted in a traffic light being hit.
Members of Interior Savings and Gulf & Fraser Credit Unions voted to merge the two companies this week.
The Gallagher’s Christmas Light Up Party is on Friday night at the Lido to kick off the annual light show outside Fort St. John.
A local student has received the 2023 Indigenous Scholarship from the Law Society.
The Be an Angel Gala transported attendees to the Roaring 20s for an evening on November 4th and raised $103,000 in the process.
Forward Carver Lequiere tells us the differences between playing for the Huskies and the Trackers and what he looks forward to in his rookie season.
The suspected cause of a fire that took place inside the local Walmart on Monday night is criminal arson, according to a Walmart Canada representative.Â
Local RCMP has responded to 49 collisions, including one fatality, in the Fort St. John area since October 21st.
Fort St. John RCMP responded to a multi-vehicle collision on the Alaska Highway Wednesday morning, which ended with six vehicles on the road and in the ditch.
Fort St. John RCMP responded to a two-vehicle collision on the Alaska Highway, which created the circumstances for a second collision in the area.
Below are the latest sentences handed out from the Fort St. John and Dawson Creek Provincial Courts from October 25th to November 3rd.
