Bolin announces move to interim leader of BC Conservatives
Trevor Bolin will be stepping down as leader of the BC Conservative party.
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Getting a glimpse of Black experiences in FSJ
In this installment of Energeticcity Investigates, we speak with a few members of Fort St. John’s Black community to find out about their experiences in the Energetic City and touch on the Black Lives Matter movement in Canada and anti-Black racism in online community-focused spaces.
UPDATE: Man arrested after charging at police
A Fort St. John man was arrested last week after charging at police with a weapon when they attempted to break up a fight.
Fort St. John man facing robbery charges
A Fort St. John man is facing robbery charges after trying to steal a basket of groceries last weekend.
Taylor mayor said update on pulp mill is “hard news”
Taylor mayor Brent Taillefer says Canfor’s recent announcement that it “doesn’t see a path forward” with the Taylor pulp mill is “hard news.”
UPDATE: No Injuries reported in fire at Fort St. John sawmill
No one was injured in a structure fire at the Fort St. John sawmill on Tuesday, according to the Peace River Regional District (PRRD).
WANTED: Edward Morehouse
The Dawson Creek RCMP is asking for the public’s assistance in locating 62-year-old Edward Morehouse.
PRRD to host community meeting in Rose Prairie
The PRRD is planning to host a community meeting to give Area B residents an update on the Rose Prairie water station.
Peace River MLAs call provincial budget ‘bizarre’
Both Peace region MLAs say the NDP’s budget doesn’t align the money with the issues the province is trying to tackle.
First-ever Indigenous entrepreneur youth camp held in Fort St. John
Local Indigenous youth took part in the first-ever Indigenous entrepreneur dream camp in Treaty 8 Tribal office last week to understand and develop their business skills.
Young person charged with second-degree murder in Chetwynd
A young individual has been charged with second-degree murder after a woman was found dead in Chetwynd, according to the BC Prosecution Service (BCPS).
Fort St. John lawyer says his accuser is lying
A Fort St. John lawyer on trial for sexual assault in Vancouver told the court his accuser is lying, according to the Vancouver Sun.
FSJ Return It reopened
FSJ Return It expects to reopen in the next couple of days after its building was damaged in a fire Monday morning.
Davies calls for return of unvaccinated health workers
MLA Dan Davies has called on the provincial government to allow unvaccinated healthcare workers in B.C. to return to work.Â
Average spring expected in Peace region
A cold weekend will precede an average spring in the North Peace region, according to Environment Canada.
Northeast carbon storage open house sees 250 registrants
Geoscience BC held a virtual open house to discuss the recently released report on geological carbon capture storage in northeast B.C.
Grandma, granddaughter duo team up to raise funds for Peace Villa
A local grandma and her grandaughter have teamed up to raise money for Peace Villa throughout March.
Social group created for neurodivergent youth in Fort St. John
A social group for neurodivergent youth has started running in Fort St. John.Â
Fort St. John man’s conviction upheld in Nova Scotia cocaine case
The Nova Scotia Court of Appeal recently upheld a Fort St. John man’s convictions regarding a June 2018 seizure of cocaine found on a ship in Halifax Harbour.
Sperling officially declared Area C director
Brad Sperling will be sworn in as the Area C director on March 7th.
Getting a glimpse of Black experiences in FSJ
In this installment of Energeticcity Investigates, we speak with a few members of Fort St. John’s Black community to find out about their experiences in the Energetic City and touch on the Black Lives Matter movement in Canada and anti-Black racism in online community-focused spaces.
UPDATE: Man arrested after charging at police
A Fort St. John man was arrested last week after charging at police with a weapon when they attempted to break up a fight.
Fort St. John man facing robbery charges
A Fort St. John man is facing robbery charges after trying to steal a basket of groceries last weekend.
Taylor mayor said update on pulp mill is “hard news”
Taylor mayor Brent Taillefer says Canfor’s recent announcement that it “doesn’t see a path forward” with the Taylor pulp mill is “hard news.”
UPDATE: No Injuries reported in fire at Fort St. John sawmill
No one was injured in a structure fire at the Fort St. John sawmill on Tuesday, according to the Peace River Regional District (PRRD).
WANTED: Edward Morehouse
The Dawson Creek RCMP is asking for the public’s assistance in locating 62-year-old Edward Morehouse.
PRRD to host community meeting in Rose Prairie
The PRRD is planning to host a community meeting to give Area B residents an update on the Rose Prairie water station.
Peace River MLAs call provincial budget ‘bizarre’
Both Peace region MLAs say the NDP’s budget doesn’t align the money with the issues the province is trying to tackle.
First-ever Indigenous entrepreneur youth camp held in Fort St. John
Local Indigenous youth took part in the first-ever Indigenous entrepreneur dream camp in Treaty 8 Tribal office last week to understand and develop their business skills.
Young person charged with second-degree murder in Chetwynd
A young individual has been charged with second-degree murder after a woman was found dead in Chetwynd, according to the BC Prosecution Service (BCPS).
Fort St. John lawyer says his accuser is lying
A Fort St. John lawyer on trial for sexual assault in Vancouver told the court his accuser is lying, according to the Vancouver Sun.
FSJ Return It reopened
FSJ Return It expects to reopen in the next couple of days after its building was damaged in a fire Monday morning.
Davies calls for return of unvaccinated health workers
MLA Dan Davies has called on the provincial government to allow unvaccinated healthcare workers in B.C. to return to work.Â
Average spring expected in Peace region
A cold weekend will precede an average spring in the North Peace region, according to Environment Canada.
Northeast carbon storage open house sees 250 registrants
Geoscience BC held a virtual open house to discuss the recently released report on geological carbon capture storage in northeast B.C.
Grandma, granddaughter duo team up to raise funds for Peace Villa
A local grandma and her grandaughter have teamed up to raise money for Peace Villa throughout March.
Social group created for neurodivergent youth in Fort St. John
A social group for neurodivergent youth has started running in Fort St. John.Â
Fort St. John man’s conviction upheld in Nova Scotia cocaine case
The Nova Scotia Court of Appeal recently upheld a Fort St. John man’s convictions regarding a June 2018 seizure of cocaine found on a ship in Halifax Harbour.
Sperling officially declared Area C director
Brad Sperling will be sworn in as the Area C director on March 7th.
