B.C. measles cases rise as Alberta reports first outbreak-related death
An infant born prematurely in Alberta after its mother contracted measles has passed away shortly after birth, as B.C. grapples with a steady rise in cases of the virus.
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Four seats on Fort St. John Chamber of Commerce board up for election
Four positions are up for election on the Fort St. John and District Chamber of Commerce board of directors, with nomination forms sent out on November 3rd and voting packages distributed on November 21st.
Calendar fundraiser to support guide dog training and Bert Bowes students
Puppy calendars in aid of Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Guides and Bert Bowes Middle School can be purchased at an in-person event at Canadian Tire on October 3rd and 4th, or online until November 30th.
Wildfire service rescinds area restriction for Kiskatinaw River blaze
The Kiskatinaw River wildfire is currently ‘under control' and BCWS is lifting restrictions in that area.
Fort St. John mill celebrates 250,000 injury-free hours with family event
LP Peace Valley celebrated the milestone with a 'Family Day at the Mill' event on September 10th.
PRRD releases Regional Zoning Bylaw draft for public input
An online survey on the PRRD's zoning bylaw draft is available until November 30th. Venues for engagement events will be announced at a later date.
Trail race with a twist to benefit School District 60 school’s track programs
The Battle of the Beatton around Beatton Provincial Park will feature races over two distances - one with a staggered start - on Sunday, October 5th.
Campfire ban lifted in northeast B.C.
The category one campfire ban is being lifted across northeast B.C., including in Fort St. John, Dawson Creek and Fort Nelson, on Wednesday, October 1st.
Indigenous-led comedy tour to include date in Dawson Creek
The Bad Apples Comedy Tour will also feature stops in the Yukon and Northwest Territories throughout October.
Head of middle school junior alternate program named Pita Pit Teacher of the Month
Navenda Wright has been named September's Teacher of the Month for her work with Bert Bowes Middle School's junior alternate program.
Huskies split weekend games while Lumber Barons rematch looms
The Fort St. John Huskies record is three wins and two losses through five games in the young North West Junior Hockey League season.
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West Fraser Mills Ltd. has prepared a Forest Operations Map (FOM) #2630 for the Dawson Creek Timber Supply Area.
Energeticcity.ca Weekly Review: Marketing the North
In this edition of the Weekly Review, get ready for the Marketing the North Creators Camp. Plus, the most-read stories of the week.
Speed Skating Club hosting timing clinics this weekend
Level one and two judging clinics will be conducted at the Pomeroy Sports Centre beginning at 9 a.m. on September 26th.
Canada Post strike shuts down mail delivery nationwide, including in Fort St. John
Postal workers across Canada walked off the job on strike on September 25th, something Canada Post called 'disappointing.'
FSJ Hospital Foundation welcomes longtime nurse and community supporter to board
Shelley Gallinger, who has three decades of experience in local healthcare as a nurse, is joining the FSJ Hospital Foundation's board.
