Foundry Fort St. John receives $50K for new centre
The Foundry Fort St. John has received a $50,000 donation from the Rotary Club of Fort St. John and the Sunrise Rotary Club of Fort St. John towards its new centre.
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Nominations open for 100 Women Who Care Fort St. John’s next event
Nominations are now open for the 100 Women Who Care's next event, scheduled for September 29th, 2026.
(UPDATE) BCWS reports wildfire near Tremblay
BC Wildfire Service has reported a wildfire between Chetwynd and Dawson Creek off Highway 97 which is currently "out of control."
Tim Horton’s Smile Cookie campaign passes 3,000 preorders
The Tim Horton's Smile Cookie campaign has had 3,000 plus pre-orders as of April 23rd.
Award-winning Before the Peace podcast highlights Indigenous stories, figures in northeast B.C. throughout 2025
Moose Media’s Before the Peace podcast was named Best Small Market Podcast at the Broadcast Dialogue Canadian Radio Awards 2025 for the second year. Here's a recap of all the 2025 episodes.
School District 60 buses cancelled for third time in week amid bad weather
School District 60 has cancelled buses for December 19th, after also scrapping the service for similar reasons on December 12th and 16th.
International migration boosts Peace region’s population amid economic uncertainty, report finds
The CPABC's BC Check up Live report found international migration is furthering the growth of the Peace region.
Predators name new coach for U-18 team
Brandon Roy served as a head coach for the U-15 Predators in the 2024-25 season.
Prophet River First Nation holds youth leadership camp
A youth leadership camp hosted by Prophet River First Nation (PRFN) is taking place from August 10th to 15th at the Sikanni River Ranch.
Painting begins on ‘Our Story, Our Wall’ mural to showcase Indigenous history following racist graffiti incident
The painting of the 'Our Story, Our Wall' mural on Treaty 8's south wall, which was damaged by racist graffiti in February, started on July 7th.
Firefighters continue battling wildfires across northeast B.C.
There’s no respite for BC Wildfire Service (BCWS) firefighters battling large blazes around northeast B.C.
Thunderstorm and rain warning issued for Peace region
Environment Canada issued a severe thunderstorm warning for the Peace region, Fort Nelson and Prince George on June 18th.
‘I appreciate everyone’: Community rallies after husband and father’s terminal diagnosis
The Fort St. John community is fundraising to help Tony Lloyd, who has been diagnosed with glioblastoma - a fast-growing brain tumour.
Nigerian community planning Igbo celebrations in June
Preparations in Fort St. John are being made to celebrate Igbo people, who historically hail from Nigeria.
Dawson Creek receives more than $1K in Trans Canada Trail grant funding
The City of Dawson Creek will use a $1,250 grant from the Trans Canada Trail Care grant program for its Spring Sweep initiative on the Dawson Trail.
‘Practice is key’: Strongman competitor wins regional event three years in a row
Alex Lorincz is basking in glory after taking the title of 2025 Grande Prairie’s Strongest event on April 5th for a third consecutive year.
Fivestar Fight League returns with card at the New Frontier
Called the Frontier Fight Night, Fivestar Fight League is set to hold a card at the New Frontier Bar in Fort St. John on April 12th.
Nenan Dane explores possibilities on child welfare rights at Treaty 8
First Nations in northeast B.C. explored options to develop their family services during a workshop hosted by Nenan Dane Zaa Deh Zona Family Services Society.
Peace Fusion Dance kicks off 2025 with showcase and spotlight competitions
Peace Fusion Dance Company kicks off its 2025 season with two events to finish off January.
Nominations open for 100 Women Who Care Fort St. John’s next event
Nominations are now open for the 100 Women Who Care's next event, scheduled for September 29th, 2026.
(UPDATE) BCWS reports wildfire near Tremblay
BC Wildfire Service has reported a wildfire between Chetwynd and Dawson Creek off Highway 97 which is currently "out of control."
Tim Horton’s Smile Cookie campaign passes 3,000 preorders
The Tim Horton's Smile Cookie campaign has had 3,000 plus pre-orders as of April 23rd.
Award-winning Before the Peace podcast highlights Indigenous stories, figures in northeast B.C. throughout 2025
Moose Media’s Before the Peace podcast was named Best Small Market Podcast at the Broadcast Dialogue Canadian Radio Awards 2025 for the second year. Here's a recap of all the 2025 episodes.
School District 60 buses cancelled for third time in week amid bad weather
School District 60 has cancelled buses for December 19th, after also scrapping the service for similar reasons on December 12th and 16th.
International migration boosts Peace region’s population amid economic uncertainty, report finds
The CPABC's BC Check up Live report found international migration is furthering the growth of the Peace region.
Predators name new coach for U-18 team
Brandon Roy served as a head coach for the U-15 Predators in the 2024-25 season.
Prophet River First Nation holds youth leadership camp
A youth leadership camp hosted by Prophet River First Nation (PRFN) is taking place from August 10th to 15th at the Sikanni River Ranch.
Painting begins on ‘Our Story, Our Wall’ mural to showcase Indigenous history following racist graffiti incident
The painting of the 'Our Story, Our Wall' mural on Treaty 8's south wall, which was damaged by racist graffiti in February, started on July 7th.
Firefighters continue battling wildfires across northeast B.C.
There’s no respite for BC Wildfire Service (BCWS) firefighters battling large blazes around northeast B.C.
Thunderstorm and rain warning issued for Peace region
Environment Canada issued a severe thunderstorm warning for the Peace region, Fort Nelson and Prince George on June 18th.
‘I appreciate everyone’: Community rallies after husband and father’s terminal diagnosis
The Fort St. John community is fundraising to help Tony Lloyd, who has been diagnosed with glioblastoma - a fast-growing brain tumour.
Nigerian community planning Igbo celebrations in June
Preparations in Fort St. John are being made to celebrate Igbo people, who historically hail from Nigeria.
Dawson Creek receives more than $1K in Trans Canada Trail grant funding
The City of Dawson Creek will use a $1,250 grant from the Trans Canada Trail Care grant program for its Spring Sweep initiative on the Dawson Trail.
‘Practice is key’: Strongman competitor wins regional event three years in a row
Alex Lorincz is basking in glory after taking the title of 2025 Grande Prairie’s Strongest event on April 5th for a third consecutive year.
Fivestar Fight League returns with card at the New Frontier
Called the Frontier Fight Night, Fivestar Fight League is set to hold a card at the New Frontier Bar in Fort St. John on April 12th.
Nenan Dane explores possibilities on child welfare rights at Treaty 8
First Nations in northeast B.C. explored options to develop their family services during a workshop hosted by Nenan Dane Zaa Deh Zona Family Services Society.
Peace Fusion Dance kicks off 2025 with showcase and spotlight competitions
Peace Fusion Dance Company kicks off its 2025 season with two events to finish off January.
