Elders from local First Nations have recently been recording oral histories of Tse’K’wa, also known as the Charlie Lake Cave, capturing the cultural and personal significance of the national historic site, says Tse’K’wa Heritage Society executive director Alyssa Currie.
The city is in the midst of a child care crisis and is only able to provide service for less than 20 percent of the 400 infants born each year in the community, with infant and toddler wait lists exceeding two years. Â
The Whiskey Jack Nordic Ski Club debuted at the Teck BC Cup in Prince George last weekend.Â
Doig River First Nation has welcomed a new member to council following November’s election.
The Beaton Airport Road is now open after a motor vehicle incident caused its closure on Tuesday morning.Â
The City of Fort St. John’s Spring Community One Stop Registration takes place at the Totem Mall on March 9th.Â
Preparations for the City of Fort St. John’s 2024 High on Ice Winter Festival are slated to begin on Wednesday.Â
The Peace River Regional District has deferred the establishment of two full-time positions within their community services department.
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A motor vehicle collision has caused two large power outages in Fort St. John and the area.
The City of Fort St. John is calling for artists to take on the 2024 Community Arts Council Street Banner project.
Fort Nelson General Hospital’s emergency department services were interrupted again on the 24th for over 12 hours.
The local Red Cross is looking for more volunteers.
Dawson Creek is implementing conservation efforts due to the low water levels in the Kiskatinaw River.
The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure (MOTI) reminds truck drivers to carry chains and use them when required following reports of multiple semis spinning out near Taylor earlier in the week.
