Heather Sjoblom is a journalist based in Fort St. John, British Columbia, Canada. She writes for Energeticcity.ca and her work has also appeared in the Alaska Highway News. Heather covers a wide range of local news topics, including community events, local government issues, crime, and arts and culture.
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Heather Sjoblom's coverage is primarily focused on local community news, arts and culture, awards and recognition, museum updates, and municipal announcements in the British Columbia region of Canada. The articles display a strong emphasis on event coverage and government announcements within the local community. When reaching out to her, consider offering stories related to local cultural events or achievements within the community. Additionally, providing insights into municipal developments or newsworthy information about art projects may be well-received by Heather based on her coverage attributes.
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The Hudson's Hope RCMP responded to 20 calls for service between January 23rd to February 21st.
By: Heather Sjoblom
Feb. 16, 1984 was when the current Fort St. John museum building was officially opened to the public, and has been there for the past 40 years.
By: Ed Hitchins
“Celebrating Black Excellence: Navigating the Legacies” was an hour-long presentation hosted and organized by the school that offered students a slice of Pan-African culture,
By: Heather Sjoblom, John North Peace
2024 marks the 40th anniversary of the opening of the Fort St. John North Peace Museum in its current location.
The Fort St. John Museum has several offerings this month and heading into Easter.
By: John North Peace, Heather Sjoblom
Literally, things have been batty around the museum the past few weeks. We've been busy gearing up to release our free take home bat kits for kids ages three and up.
By: Steven Berard
RCMP officers are looking for a suspect after they allegedly did drugs behind the wheel of a pickup truck before fleeing police and later abandoning their vehicle.
By: Steven Berard
The Fort St. John Association for Community Living is preparing to kick off a new fundraising campaign with a live concert featuring an Australian country singer.
By: Max Bowder, Jordan Prentice, Steven Berard, Heather Sjoblom
Council and VRS Communities representatives gathered at the site of the new Harlequin at City Centre project on Monday for a ground-breaking ceremony.
By: Ed Hitchins, Max Bowder, Heather Sjoblom
The Elders Group is open to Indigenous individuals 55 years of age and older and meets every Thursday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
(833) 317-6278 
