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Wildfire near Chetwynd “being held”

The wildfire that sparked near Chetwynd on February 23rd is now listed as “being held” by the BC Wildfire Service.

Province not effectively managing hazardous spills, says B.C.’s auditor general

His son died in a 2021 B.C. crane tragedy. He wants to know why they still happen

Skills Canada Regional competition showcases local talent

Northern Lights College’s Dawson Creek campus recently hosted the Skills Canada Regional Event, showcasing the talents of local students in trades.

Crystal Cup wraps up successfully, despite weather challenges

The Crystal Cup Pond Hockey Challenge ran through the weekend successfully, despite facing challenges due to a drastic change in weather. 

Energeticcity.ca Weekly Review: Council Corner

In this edition of the Weekly Review, we introduce our new video series: Council Corner. Plus, the most read stories of the week.

Canadian Natural Resources fined $40,000 for spill

The British Columbia Energy Regulator has fined Canadian Natural Resources $40,000 for a Sept. 20, 2021, spill at one of its well sites

Petronas fined $22,500 for spill

The British Columbia Energy Regulator has fined Petronas for a produced water spill on Feb 17th, 2021.

Rare two-headed calf delivered by Dawson Creek veterinarian

A veterinarian in Dawson Creek delivered a two-headed calf via C-section last week.

Davies says NDP government budget provides no hope

Peace River North MLA Dan Davies says no hope was provided after reading the NDP budget and hearing the throne speech. 

Hudson’s Hope RCMP monthly bulletin: Detachment issues 23 violations and warning tickets

The Hudson’s Hope RCMP responded to 20 calls for service between January 23rd to February 21st.

Wildfire sparks southwest of Chetwynd

A wildfire has sparked southwest of Chetwynd, marking a very early start to the 2024 wildfire season in northeast B.C.

Hudson’s Hope RCMP warning public of ‘smishing’ scams

The Hudson's Hope RCMP says they would like to remind the public to stay vigilant and be wary of online scams, including subscription traps, identity theft, tax scams, health and medical scams, phishing and 'smishing'. 

Northern Lights College looking to build region-specific programming

Northern Lights College wants to further local agriculture dialogue and create region-specific programming after being invited to join a Ministry of Agriculture and Food workshop this past November.

DUDES Club to present during knowledge exchange at Treaty 8 office next month

The DUDES Club is travelling to Fort St. John and will present during a knowledge exchange at Treaty 8 offices on March 6th.

Safety is priority following worker’s death in Vancouver crane incident: mayor

‘Seagrass’ allowed filmmaker to explore Japanese Canadian stories, family fractures

Load from construction crane falls, hitting floors of unfinished Vancouver building

City of Fort St. John holds council-to-council meetings with local First Nations

Fort St. John city council recently conducted meetings with chiefs of Doig River First Nation and Blueberry River First Nation.

Fort St. John council appoints members to BC Hydro advisory committee

During February 12th’s regular council meeting, the City of Fort St. John appointed councillors Tony Zabinsky and Jim Lequiere as members of BC Hydro’s Peace Williston Advisory Committee (PWAC).