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Northern Lights College looks to build stronger ties with Dawson Creek through recreation

Northern Lights College wants to make sure its students have more reasons to stick around after class and it's looking to the City of Dawson Creek for help.

Student rodeo athletes set to take over Dawson Creek this weekend

The next generation of rodeo athletes will be showing off their skills in Dawson Creek this weekend as Northern Lights College hosts its 2026 Fall Rodeo.

Fort St. John getting ready to move for annual Terry Fox Run

Fort St. John residents are being invited to lace up, grab their families and get moving this weekend in support of cancer research.

Northern Lights College seeks PRRD funding to expand health-care training

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.

Two grizzly bears spotted near Fish Creek trails, later seen behind Northern Lights College

Residents are being urged to remain alert after two large grizzly bears were spotted near the Fish Creek trail system and later seen behind Northern Lights College on Monday morning.

Run, Fort St John, run! The Terry Fox Run is this Sunday

Fort St John is prepping for this weekend’s run-derful annual Terry Fox Run to finish his marathon of hope.  

Recruiters are falsely identifying themselves with the Northeast B.C. Immigration project

Residents in the Peace and Northern Rockies should be on high alert if approached by someone offering immigration incentives on behalf of the Northeast B.C. Immigration project after its organizers identified scammers misrepresenting the program. 

Provincial government announces support for adult learners in northeastern communities

Various literacy societies in the northeast will receive funds from the B.C. government’s adult literacy support program to ensure older students’ noses stay in books and the societies’ doors stay open. 
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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.