Halfway River First Nation mourns loss of esteemed councillor, Linda Brady
Halfway River First Nation (HRFN) Councillor Linda Brady’s daughter says her mother will be remembered as “someone who stood up” for her people.
Halfway River First Nation (HRFN) Councillor Linda Brady’s daughter says her mother will be remembered as “someone who stood up” for her people.
The Northern Rockies Regional Municipality (NRRM) has announced a maintenance outage next week, which will affect local customers.
A longtime Fort St. John Elks Speedskating Club member has been added to a pair of worldwide officiating lists by the International Speedskating Union (ISU) for the upcoming 2024-25 season.
 While squads representing Fort St. John at last weekend’s Grande Prairie Filipino Basketball League (GPFBL) didn’t do as well as hoped, they returned with a wealth of experience.
Residents of Fort St. John are encouraged to be cautious of significant air quality and visibility reductions over the weekend as wildfire smoke from Fort Nelson covers the region.
The annual Santa Claus parade returns to the Energetic City this Saturday.
Dawson Creek council has agreed to write a letter of support to the Dawson Creek Literacy Society.
North Peace Secondary School graduate Jayden Whitford is this year's recipient of the North Peace Airport Services' $1,000 bursary.
The Northern Rockies Regional Municipality has lifted the evacuation order for the Fort Nelson River area.
The new contract for the Rose Prairie Water Station was awarded at the PRRD’s August 17th board meeting.
Kelly Lake Days was held earlier this month to unite community members and celebrate their traditions and culture.
The Fort St. John & District Chamber of Commerce recently penned a letter addressing its concerns brought up by its membership on the Peace River Regional District’s (PRRD) lack of communication over the past couple of months.
Quality Wind Farm, located just outside of Tumbler Ridge, received minor damages due to the West Kiskatinaw River wildfire.
The Peace River Zone Theatre Festival wrapped up at North Peace Secondary School earlier in June, and Stage North will be headed to provincials in Surrey next month.
Local students gathered at the Bert Bowes track on Friday to compete in various events for the annual School District 60 Elementary Track Meet.
The Prince George Fire Centre (PGFC) said Monday that the BC Wildfire Service (BCWS) is winding down the number of resources responding to fires in the North Peace Complex due to reduced wildfire activity.
The City of Fort St. John’s Youth Advisory Council had just 126 local youth complete a survey, despite multiple methods of encouragement to participate.
May's Co-op Community Champion has volunteered his auctioning services to many benefits and non-profit organizations over the years.
A GoFundMe created to raise funds for the replacement of the recently vandalized Duncan Cran Elementary School playground has been cancelled.
Two local jet boat racing teams brought home trophies from last weekend’s Race the Joe event, which took along the St. Joe River in St. Maries, Idaho.