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Video Community Roundup: Tse’k’wa Heritage Society
In this episode, Ed was joined by the Executive Director of the Tse'k'wa Heritage Society to learn more about the national historic site
Election day 2025 primer: Everything to know for voting day
Energeticcity.ca has created a primer for voters ahead of election day on Monday, April 28th.
Wonowon wildfire now ‘under control’
The BC Wildfire Service says the wildfire in Wonowon, which started on April 24th, is now 'under control.'
Kitimat LNG worker’s ‘bodily integrity violated’ over drug and alcohol test, arbitrator rules
A painter has been awarded $2,000 in damages after being subjected to a drug and alcohol test over a minor injury at the Kitimat LNG Canada project.
Fort St. John Huskies hope to bolster roster at elite recruitment camp
The Strike Group North West Junior Hockey League’s (NWJHL) champs, the Fort St. John Huskies, will attend May’s Western Elite Hockey Showcase, held in both Calgary and Edmonton.
(UPDATE) Fire reported near Wonowon Elementary School
BC Wildfire Service has confirmed a fire is burning near Wonowon Elementary School.
SD 60 clarifies bodily fluid policy to prevent spread of infection
School District 60 updated its Universal Precautions policy on preventing the spread of infections during its April 14th meeting.
Northern Health triage initiative aims to increase rural virtual clinic access amid surging demand
Northern Health says it is refocusing its virtual clinic to prioritize those living without a primary care provider in rural or remote areas.
Hudson’s Hope opens applications for $1,000 scholarship
Hudson's Hope is accepting applications for its $1,000 Leo and Ethel Rutledge Scholarship until June 1st.
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.
Fort St. John competitors impress at World Irish Dance Championships in Dublin
Fort St. John's Watt School of Irish Dance sent eight competitors to the World Irish Dance Championships in Dublin from April 13th to 20th.
Prescribed burn to take place on Bear Mountain Community Pasture
A prescribed burn is set to take place over the coming weeks on Bear Mountain Community Pasture near Dawson Creek.
Cyclists battle through sun and sleet in first four stages of 40th Spring Road Race
Co-founder of Blizzard Bicycle Club Pat Ferris said racers faced unseasonable warmth, snow and sleet during the first four stages of the club’s 40th annual Spring Road Race this Easter weekend.
Voting information card deliveries delayed in Tumbler Ridge
Elections Canada said Tumbler Ridge voters may experience a delay in receiving their federal election 2025 voter cards.
