Some of the buildings in the Northern Rockies Regional Municipality complex have now reopened after concerns about snow building up on the roof.
A public consultation meeting will be held sometime in June 2026 in Dawson Creek about next year's provincial budget.
The Supreme Court will hear the Canadian Coalition for Firearm Rights' appeal of the government's ban of more than 2,500 firearms.
Doig River First Nation held 'Reawakening of our Language' events in 2024 and 2025, in partnership with Northern Lights College and the University of British Columbia, but it is taking a break in 2026.
South Peace Hospice Palliative Care Society is all set to host its annual fundraising gala, hoping to raise $40K on April 25th at the Co-op Mercer Hall from 5.30 p.m.
Rogers received an additional seven months for the fibre-optic project, which began in 2021 but has now seen five notices for extension.
David Blaney writes about the project to replace the North Peace Leisure Pool and the recent news that the long-term care facility in Fort St. John has been delayed by the provincial government.
Voting for the winner of the Kraft Hockeyville contest will begin on April 3rd, with the winner to be decided on April 4th. The Tumbler Ridge Community Centre arena is up against Taber Community Centre in Alberta.
The Fort St. John RCMP detachment is reporting a "slight downward trend" in crime statistics and increased supports for the community of Tumbler Ridge in February 2026.
Cannabis Supply Co has applied for a licence from the Liquor and Cannabis Regulation Branch for a storefront in Fort St. John.
The Hudson's Hope Health Centre is now expected to reopen on Tuesday, March 24th after closing on Friday, March 20th.
Taylor Volunteer Fire Fighter Association will host its annual Mother's Day Brunch on May 10th at the Taylor Community Hall from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. in aid of the Peace Community Church pantry in Taylor and Wounded Warriors Canada.
The City of Dawson Creek is looking for applications from local businesses for its 2026 Business Facade Program and the deadline for the first intake is May 1st.
The workers camp adjacent to BC Hydro’s hydroelectric dam Site C is set to close on March 31st, but the organization is "confident" it will be able to repurpose as many assets as possible.
Some 55,000 lbs of potatoes were given to the Fort St. John Métis Society through the Second Harvest program.
B.C.'s Ministry of Tourism, Arts, Culture and Sports has awarded the Child Development Centre in Fort St. John and the South Peace Child Development Centre in Dawson Creek a total of nearly $240,000 for capital projects through its Community Gaming Grants.
Cecil Lake Road between 263 Road and 251 Road is closed as of about 4:10 p.m. on March 20th.
On this episode of This Week in the Peace, we get an update from Peace River Regional District Board Chair Brad Sperling
The Dawson Creek Badminton Club's Spring Tournament will move to the Kin Arena on April 18th and 19th, 2026, after playing its first three editions at Dawson Creek Secondary's South Peace Campus.
The City of Fort St. John has released concept sketches for the replacement pool, which is expected to cost approximately $185 million.
