Lightning strikes cause new wildfires near Fort Nelson
Five wildfires are currently burning near Fort Nelson, three of which ignited in the past 24 hours.
Taylor council no longer sending letter to Premier about COVID-19 guidelines affecting businesses
Despite fears of another wave of COVID-19 in B.C. this summer, the District of Taylor won’t be sending a letter to the province about public health orders affecting private businesses.
Hudson's Hope asks residents to limit lawn watering due to high water demand
Hudson’s Hope is asking residents not to water their lawns.
Amanda Black murder trial to begin in January
The trial of the man accused of killing Amanda Black will begin early next year.
Alaska Highway washout detour opens Monday, delayed tourists spend more time in Northern Rockies
A washout south of Watson Lake closed the Alaska Highway over the long weekend, but alternate route was in place around 3 PM Monday.
"Uplifting to see them come back” - Businesses, locals celebrate return of tourist season
It’s tourism season at Mile Zero, and compared to this time last year, things have exploded.
FSJ 100 Street construction leaves business owner contemplating closing
Construction creeping up Fort St. John’s 100 Street has left Joy Larstone even more worried about the future of her business.
Blueberry and Doig first nations sign Treaty Land Entitlement settlement
Chiefs and councillors representing Blueberry River First Nations and Doig River First Nation signed a Treaty Land Entitlement (TLE) settlement Monday.
FSJ council to bestow late Jean Leahy with cities highest honour Tuesday
After the pandemic delayed the ceremony, Fort St. John is set to bestow Jean Leahy with the cities highest honour.
Mental health worker partnering with FSJ RCMP
Fort St. John RCMP are set to welcome a new way of responding to mental health related calls next week.