‘What a game’: Fort St. John hockey player on record-breaking 6.5-hour game
Connor Bowie with the Toronto Metropolitan University played against Mount Royal University for six and a half hours.
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Fort St. John math workshop cancelled
A math workshop in Fort St. John, organised by Fort St. John Literacy Society and ABC Everyday Numbers, has been cancelled due to a lack of registration.
Dawson Creek Hospital Auxiliary launches campaign to buy $19.5K ‘Tovertafel’ dementia treatment equipment
The Dawson Creek Hospital Auxiliary has launched a new fundraising campaign to raise $19,500 for a Tovertafel, a specialized piece of equipment for dementia patients.
Northeast BC First Nations’ forestry projects receive portion of $20M federal funding
Fort Nelson First Nation, Kelly Lake Cree Nation and Saulteau First Nations will receive a portion of $20m in federal funds for forestry related projects.
Fort Nelson to send first women’s team to Kilrich Yukon Native Hockey Tournament
FNFN will send four teams, including two Fort Nelson Bears teams, the Dunne-Za Chiefs and Fort Nelson Fireweeds.
West Moberly First Nations seeks member consultation for Environmental, Social and Governance report
A northeast B.C. Indigenous community is looking for member feedback for its Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) report for 2024.
Alberta energy company finalizes gas plant in Pouce Coupe area
Natural gas wells in Pouce Coupe are expected to be commissioned by the end of 2025.
‘Too early to know’ whether 2025 wildfire season will be better than 2024
Pedro Roldan-Delgado with the Prince George Fire Centre says it’s too early to compare the number of overwintering wildfires identified ahead of this year’s fire season to 2024.
Fort St. John goaltender Gardner signs with Blue Jackets
Local prospect Evan Gardner signed an entry-level contract with the Columbus Blue Jackets on Tuesday, March 18th.
Fort St. John charities and businesses help with 2025 homelessness count
The Homelessness Services Association of BC's Point-in-Time Homeless Count 2025 was done in Fort St. John on March 13th with the help of Fort St John Women's Resource Society, Burger King and Tim Hortons.
Utility work to cause traffic slowdowns on 100th Avenue
Fort St. John residents can expect some slower traffic on 100th Avenue on Thursday, March 20th.
Fort St. John facilities offer new electronic recycling options
Fort St. John's Bottle Depot and the Recycle-It Resource Recovery site now offer electronic recycling options.
Doig River First Nation applies to add five parcels of land to reserve
Doig River First Nation has applied to add five portions of land to its reserve, three of which are related to K’ih tsaa? dze Tribal Park.
Peace region gyms medal at Edmonton grappling tourney
Fort St. John, Dawson Creek and Tumbler Ridge gyms were represented at the True North Grappling Championship Spring open BJJ event.
Thousands of dollars distributed to four Peace region fire departments
Four Peace region fire departments have received tens of thousands of dollars in funding for new equipment and training.
Pipeline owners warned over environmental violations, which carry maximum penalty of $1m
The Prince Rupert Gas Transmission pipeline has been warned by the BC Environmental Assessment Office for not fully surveying potential bat hibernation sites and roosts.
North Peace Arena falls short of final Kraft Hockeyville top four
Four finalists include community arenas in Alberta, Ontario, Nova Scotia and Quebec.
Huskies open NWJHL finals with consecutive losses
The Fort St. John Huskies dropped games in the Strike Group North West Junior Hockey League (NWJHL) on March 15th and 16th in Alberta to defending champions La Crete Lumber Barons.
