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Fort St. John is joining communities around the world in recognizing the fight to eradicate polio, with city council officially proclaiming Oct. 24, 2026, as World Polio Day.
Local leaders are turning up the volume on youth arts education, officially recognizing the role music plays in shaping young minds across the community.
A national movement is reaching out to Dawson Creek, inviting the community to take part in National Resilience Day this fall — no official proclamation required.
The B.C. Ministry of Forests is taking a closer look at timber supply in Fort St. John and Fort Nelson as changes to the region’s forests continue to affect available harvesting volumes.
Northern Lights College is looking to build on its recent growth in health-care programming with plans to bring more hands-on training to communities across the Peace Region.
The City of Fort St. John is backing the Peace River Regional District’s plans to establish a sustainable approach to creating and managing regional parks.
The federal government says temporary foreign workers can continue to play a role in addressing labour shortages in rural communities, including the Peace River region.
Residents in Prespatou will need to make other arrangements for their water later this month as the local water station undergoes scheduled maintenance.