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A furnace replacement in Dawson Creek turned into a flash fire earlier this year after two unsupervised workers disconnected a pressurized natural gas line, according to an investigation by Technical Safety BC.
Residents of Tumbler Ridge should prepare for a planned community-wide power outage next month as BC Hydro continues work to upgrade its transmission system.
Premier David Eby got a firsthand look at one of B.C.’s largest infrastructure projects as he toured the newly named John Horgan Dam and Generating Station during his visit to northern B.C.
Residents looking to access City Hall services will soon have a new temporary location as the municipality begins work on renovations and asbestos-related upgrades at the current building.
A construction crew accidentally punctured a natural gas pipeline during work near Blair Creek last fall, releasing thousands of cubic metres of gas but causing no injuries, according to a new Transportation Safety Board of Canada investigation.
With the Canada Day long weekend expected to drive a surge in traffic, road safety officials are warning that busy highways and active construction zones can create some of the highest risks of the summer season.
The City of Dawson Creek says several municipal services will be temporarily relocated this summer as planned asbestos abatement work gets underway inside City Hall.
The City of Fort St. John is investing 910-thousand dollars in the North Peace Community Foundation, using legacy funding tied to BC Hydro’s Site C dam project.
The provincial government is investing $1.5 million in conservation infrastructure across British Columbia, with a portion of the funding aimed at helping secure the future of Inga Lake near Fort St. John.
The Peace Pregnancy Support Centre is inviting the community to a barbecue fundraiser Friday in downtown Dawson Creek to help support its ongoing programs and services.
The B.C. RCMP has released the names of six children and two women killed in this week’s shooting in Tumbler Ridge, as the small northeastern community continues to mourn.
In the wake of a deadly shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., that involved victims between the ages of 11 and 13, a psychologist is advising guardians to check in with themselves before talking to their children.