Fort St. John council voted to proceed with a road closure process of the lane between 77th and 79th Avenues and 90th and 92nd Streets to construct an emergency services building.Â
Cassandra Dumont said she started a GoFundMe page for her friend, 30-year-old Misti Collinson.
The BC Provincial Nominee Immigration Program, as well as Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, will be making a stop in Fort St. John and other communities in the Peace region this month.
Work continues on the Donnie Creek Complex as thunderstorms move through the region.
Traffic was backed up for several hours Monday while the Dawson Creek Fire Department worked to extinguish a fire at a crossfit gym on Alaska Avenue.
The City of Fort St. John has awarded a tender totalling $251,283 to S. Young Enterprises for the demolition of the Kids Arena Fieldhouse bleachers.
The fires in the Donnie Creek Complex continue to grow as thunderstorms roll through the region.
The North Peace Community Foundation has established a fund to provide financial assistance to cattle ranchers who lost private fencing during the wildfires in the North Peace region.
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A 21-year-old tree planter was attacked by a bear shortly after 3 p.m. on Thursday near Tumbler Ridge, according to BC Conservation Officer Service (BCCOS).
Two new wildfires have been added to the Donnie Creek Complex.
The District of Hudson’s Hope is asking its residents to limit their water usage to essential use only as demand increases in the warmer weather.
The North Peace Fall Fairgrounds (NPFF) is in need of critical repairs in order for the 2023 North Peace Fall Fair to proceed next month.Â
The provincial government expanded the Health Connect Registry, hosted by Health Link BC to connect primary-care providers to residents across all B.C. communities on July 1st.
