Northern Health adjusts Tumbler Ridge shuttle to once-daily
Beginning on February 24th, the shuttle will depart from Tumbler Ridge at 7 a.m. and will return to Tumbler Ridge at 7:45 p.m.
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B.C. man faces multiple charges for fatal 2024 collision on Alaska Highway
A B.C. man faces multiple charges for a collision on Highway 97 north of Fort St. John that killed an Alberta man and injured another.
Huskies get hard earned split of games against North Peace
The first two games of the NWJHL east/west division final had the Fort St. John Huskies lose game one in overtime before winning game two in an extra frame.
RCMP can’t corroborate ‘veracity’ of multiple threats in Tumbler Ridge, B.C.
RCMP say they have not been able to corroborate the "veracity" of multiple threats being received in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., in the wake of the recent school shooting there.
Energeticcity.ca Weekly Review: 2026 Reader Survey Results
In this edition of the Weekly Review, we share some results from our 2026 Reader Survey. Plus, the most-read stories of the week.
Indigenous care support worker named Co-op Community Champion
February's Co-op Community Champion Shara-Lynn Singh, who has Cree and Tahltan Nation ancestry, began her work in Indigenous support care at the Fort St. Hospital a year ago.
GoFundMe for other children of slain Tumbler Ridge mother collects more than $25,000
Amy Johann of Grande Prairie organized a GoFundMe for the children of Jennifer Strang, the mother who was killed by the Tumbler Ridge shooter on February 10th.
Dawson Creek ends drought ‘state of local emergency’ after water stores deemed enough for spring
Dawson Creek has ended its ‘state of local emergency’ (SOLE) because it believes its water stores from the Kiskatinaw River will last through spring 2026.
Applications now open for business facade improvement grants in Fort St. John
Fort St. John's Business Facade Improvement Program, now open for applications in 2026, provides local businesses with up to $10,000 to upgrade their storefronts.
College to showcase renovations and learning programs at open house events
An Energy and Environment Expo, a mixer and an open house will take place at Northern Lights College's campus in Fort St. John on February 25th.
Huskies to open up second-round playoffs at home
Game one of the Fort St. John Huskies' second-round playoff series in the 2025-26 season takes place on Friday, February 20th.
Prophet River First Nation chief named vice-chair of alliance supporting sustainable energy projects
Prophet River First Nation Chief Valerie Askoty was named vice-chair of the First Nations Natural Gas Alliance during the week of the BC Natural Resources Forum 2026 in Prince George.
Ministry cites ‘significant, unsustainable cost’ of $1.8m a bed to justify long-term care homes delay
B.C.'s Ministry of Finance says high costs have caused delays in the construction of long-term care homes in B.C., including in Fort St. John.
Tumbler Ridge man recounts tragic day as he says shooting may accelerate timeline for his moving away
A Tumbler Ridge man, Alex Hardwick, says he may move away after the shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School on February 10th which sent shockwaves around the world.
Province launches online condolence book for Tumbler Ridge victims
The online condolence book for the victims of the Tumbler Ridge school shooting on February 10th is available to sign at the government of B.C.'s website until the end of the day on Friday, February 20th.
Construction of Fort St. John long-term care home delayed
Finance minister Brenda Bailey tabled her first budget on February 17th for 2026, including delays to seven projects around the province - one of which is the proposed long-term care home near the Fort St. John Hospital.
