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Highway 97 open after brief shut down
A shut down on Highway 97 south of Chetwynd caused by a vehicle incident has been cleared.
UPDATED: Olympic skateboarder coming to Fort St. John
Olympic skateboarder Ryan Decenzo is coming to skate with students in Fort St. John.Â
Spark Angel Applications now open
Spark Angel Applications are now open for those who want to attend Spark but face financial challenges.
Pomeroy Sport Centre sign damaged by wind
The Pomeroy Sports Centre sign suffered severe wind damage in the Energetic City on Monday afternoon.
McDonald’s potentially coming to Fort Nelson
The Northern Rockies Regional Municipality (NRRM) approved a development permit for a new McDonald's restaurant at its January 23rd council meeting.
Nawican Friendship Centre to receive $216K
The Nawican Friendship Centre recently received funding from the Indigenous Resilience and Recovery Grant initiative.
Energeticcity.ca Weekly Review: A New Member of the Team
In this edition of the Weekly Review, we introduce our new Social Media Manager and share the top stories of the week
Snow clearing begins in preparation for Crystal Cup
Snowcats could be seen on Charlie Lake on Saturday, clearing snow in preparation for the fast-approaching Crystal Cup Pond Hockey Challenge.
Learn about trapping in the Peace Region
Residents will have a chance to learn about the Peace Region’s history of trapping and the fur trade at a presentation next Friday evening.
Driving without license common problem: Fort St. John RCMP
The Fort St. John RCMP said residents driving without a proper driver's license is a problem they see often.
Moose Talks – Truck Driving & Curling
On this episode of Moose Talks, Dub is joined by Chris Boomer to discuss truck driving as well as Sterling Middleton to talk about him playing for Team BC at the upcoming Tim Horton's Brier
Bert Bowes students take part in welding camp
A welding camp called Mind Over Metal was held at North Peace Secondary School for four days this week.
Some nursing graduates to stay in Fort St. John
Fort St. John’s nursing program will celebrate the graduation of its first intake in April, and a few students will be staying in Fort St. John to work.
Tumbler Ridge warns against recycling needles
The District of Tumbler Ridge is warning residents not to dispose of needles in the recycling after finding two in residential recycling bins.Â
Over 1k boxes packed locally for Operation Christmas
Residents in Fort St. John and Prespatou donated enough items to pack 1,452 boxes for children during Operation Christmas 2022.Â
North Peace Secondary students attending Alberta summit
A few lucky local students and two teachers will have the opportunity to attend a youth water, energy and climate summit in Alberta next month
