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20-year-old from Fort St. John makes decision to get Medical Assistance in Dying
Eric Coulam, 20, of Fort St. John has decided he's had enough of living a life of pain. -
Saulteau First Nation hosts fundraiser for Chetwynd Man's mental health walk to Winnipeg
The Saulteau First Nation hosted a charity walk and fundraiser for 65 year old Stan Fraser of Chetwynd. -
Fort St. John seniors housing facing vacancies over COVID-19 fear
Long term care COVID-19 outbreaks made headlines during the pandemic, but as we learn to live with the virus a Fort St. John seniors housing society says fear is fueling vacancies. -
Province being pushed to help Peace Region energy companies losing business to Alberta
Oil and gas jobs in the Peace Region along with millions of dollars in revenue are being lost every year. -
City of FSJ moves ahead with plans for $1.4 million redevelopment of Surerus Park soccer fields
Major changes are coming to the soccer fields at Surerus Park in Fort St John. -
Resident considers moving from as 'do not consume' order at Charlie Lake trailer park continues
A Charlie Lake trailer park remains under a do not consume order and can't drink their tap water. -
Free mental health services being offered to B.C. farmers and their families
Flooding, extreme heat and the pandemic have all made the last couple years tough on B.C. farmers. -
Former Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould speaks at NCLGA Convention
The North Central Local Government Association AGM an convention welcomed keynote speaker Jody Wilson-Raybould to Fort St. John on Wednesday night. -
Nurses start prenatal service in Fort St. John
Two Fort St. John nurses delivering a new option for prenatal care. -
Playground renovations underway in Taylor
Families in Taylor receiving upgrades to playground equipment. -
Resident of Charlie Lake trailer park says water issues ongoing following 'do not consume' order
Northern Health issuing a "do not consume" order for tap water at a Charlie Lake trailer park, but even with emergency water avaible residents say the water issues have been ongoing for years. -
Illnesses and leaves of absences continuing to cause school bus driver shortage in School District 5
Staffing shortages are affecting bus routes across School District 59.
