PRRD talks Bill 14 concerns with Agricultural Land Commission
The Peace River Regional District and the Agricultural Land Commission met to discuss Bill 14 and green energy projects being constructed on agricultural land in B.C.
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Postal Strike: Will local postal workers distribute socio-economic cheques?
Socio-economic cheques - such as Old Age Security and Canada Pension Plan cheques - are usually distributed during Canada Post labour stoppages.
Fort St. John receives funding for homeless assistance project
The city received $294,500 from the NHCF to support the Fort St. John Housing Solutions Initiative, which aims to assist homeless individuals.
NRRM applies to feature Fort Nelson in upcoming HGTV production
The show is set to begin production some time in 2026 after a community is chosen, and is expected to air some time between fall 2026 and winter 2027.
Local leaders form new committee to tackle doctor recruitment and retention
The initiative follows a meeting hosted by the North Peace Division of Family Practice, which brought together community leaders to discuss healthcare solutions.
Pouce Coupe completes lagoon bank stabilization project
The project focused on addressing erosion and infrastructure risks at the lagoon site, according to the Village of Pouce Coupe.
‘Everyone is being included’: Local caterer praises funding for black entrepreneurs
Originally from Nigeria, entrepreneur Oluchi Eguzozie founded A Taste of Africa catering service earlier this year, showcasing Nigerian cuisine to the Peace Region.
NRRM reports struggles to match budget projections in 2024 financial statement
Like all corporations, the NRRM is required to disclose information regarding its finances following the end of each fiscal year.
BC General Employees’ Union Strike adds BC Wildfire Service to picket lines
The BC General Employees' Union Strike began after Labour Day weekend, now involving various departments and industries within the province.
‘Not sustainable’: NRRM requests write-off for $8.6M+ uncollectable property taxes
The overwhelming majority of the NRRM's uncollectable taxes come from Erikson National Energy, which went bankrupt last year.
(UPDATE) Tumbler Ridge wind project to enter 2025 Call for Power
The Peace River Regional District has been given notice that a new wind energy project in the region is looking to enter BC Hydro's 2025 Call for Power.
Newly-proposed Bill 31 looks to fast-track North Coast Transmission Line project
Bill 31 would also affect the allocation of electricity to various industrial projects in the province, amid what government officials are calling ‘unprecedented demand.’
Tumbler Ridge responds to Northern Health’s update, encourages restoration of on-call ER hours
The district said it will continue to advocate for the return of 24/7 on-call hours while exploring interim measures, including support from the VERRa program.
Dawson Creek launches new MultiPass for all recreation facilities
The MultiPass is accepted at all recreation facilities in the city including the aquatic centre, skating rinks and the Kin Arena sports floor.
PRRD purchases new breathing equipment for Charlie Lake Fire Department
The Peace River Regional District has approved the purchase of 30 pieces of breathing equipment at more than $440,000 for the Charlie Lake Fire Department.
City council considers action against builder repeatedly flouting bylaws
The Fort St. John City council is considering options for a builder who continues to violate bylaws restricting the construction of secondary suites on properties.
Video This Week in the Peace – Snow and Ice Control Policy & Fire Prevention Week
On this episode of This Week in the Peace, learn more about the Snow and Ice Control Policy and Fire Prevention Week
Council proclaims Be an Angel month for hospital foundation
The Fort St. John council proclaimed November 2025 'Be an Angel' month for the Fort St. John Hospital Foundation.
Three Fort St. John firefighters recognized for decades of service
Deputy Chief Dan Simpson, Captain Marco D’Agostino and Lieutenant Alyn Stobbe received Long Service Awards during the regular council meeting on Tuesday, October 14th.
Council logs $71,000+ in travel expenses in 2025 so far
The City of Fort St. John council has approved its latest travel expense report for 2025, spending nearly all of its $82,500 fund in the first three quarters of the 2025.
Postal Strike: Will local postal workers distribute socio-economic cheques?
Socio-economic cheques - such as Old Age Security and Canada Pension Plan cheques - are usually distributed during Canada Post labour stoppages.
Fort St. John receives funding for homeless assistance project
The city received $294,500 from the NHCF to support the Fort St. John Housing Solutions Initiative, which aims to assist homeless individuals.
NRRM applies to feature Fort Nelson in upcoming HGTV production
The show is set to begin production some time in 2026 after a community is chosen, and is expected to air some time between fall 2026 and winter 2027.
Local leaders form new committee to tackle doctor recruitment and retention
The initiative follows a meeting hosted by the North Peace Division of Family Practice, which brought together community leaders to discuss healthcare solutions.
Pouce Coupe completes lagoon bank stabilization project
The project focused on addressing erosion and infrastructure risks at the lagoon site, according to the Village of Pouce Coupe.
‘Everyone is being included’: Local caterer praises funding for black entrepreneurs
Originally from Nigeria, entrepreneur Oluchi Eguzozie founded A Taste of Africa catering service earlier this year, showcasing Nigerian cuisine to the Peace Region.
NRRM reports struggles to match budget projections in 2024 financial statement
Like all corporations, the NRRM is required to disclose information regarding its finances following the end of each fiscal year.
BC General Employees’ Union Strike adds BC Wildfire Service to picket lines
The BC General Employees' Union Strike began after Labour Day weekend, now involving various departments and industries within the province.
‘Not sustainable’: NRRM requests write-off for $8.6M+ uncollectable property taxes
The overwhelming majority of the NRRM's uncollectable taxes come from Erikson National Energy, which went bankrupt last year.
(UPDATE) Tumbler Ridge wind project to enter 2025 Call for Power
The Peace River Regional District has been given notice that a new wind energy project in the region is looking to enter BC Hydro's 2025 Call for Power.
Newly-proposed Bill 31 looks to fast-track North Coast Transmission Line project
Bill 31 would also affect the allocation of electricity to various industrial projects in the province, amid what government officials are calling ‘unprecedented demand.’
Tumbler Ridge responds to Northern Health’s update, encourages restoration of on-call ER hours
The district said it will continue to advocate for the return of 24/7 on-call hours while exploring interim measures, including support from the VERRa program.
Dawson Creek launches new MultiPass for all recreation facilities
The MultiPass is accepted at all recreation facilities in the city including the aquatic centre, skating rinks and the Kin Arena sports floor.
PRRD purchases new breathing equipment for Charlie Lake Fire Department
The Peace River Regional District has approved the purchase of 30 pieces of breathing equipment at more than $440,000 for the Charlie Lake Fire Department.
City council considers action against builder repeatedly flouting bylaws
The Fort St. John City council is considering options for a builder who continues to violate bylaws restricting the construction of secondary suites on properties.
Video This Week in the Peace – Snow and Ice Control Policy & Fire Prevention Week
On this episode of This Week in the Peace, learn more about the Snow and Ice Control Policy and Fire Prevention Week
Council proclaims Be an Angel month for hospital foundation
The Fort St. John council proclaimed November 2025 'Be an Angel' month for the Fort St. John Hospital Foundation.
Three Fort St. John firefighters recognized for decades of service
Deputy Chief Dan Simpson, Captain Marco D’Agostino and Lieutenant Alyn Stobbe received Long Service Awards during the regular council meeting on Tuesday, October 14th.
Council logs $71,000+ in travel expenses in 2025 so far
The City of Fort St. John council has approved its latest travel expense report for 2025, spending nearly all of its $82,500 fund in the first three quarters of the 2025.
