Jordan Prentice is a local journalist based in Fort St John, British Columbia. He writes for Energeticcity.ca, covering a range of topics including local news, community events, government policies, and crime. Jordan's reporting aims to provide timely and accurate information to the residents of Fort St John and surrounding areas.
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Jordan Prentice's coverage mainly focuses on local news, community events, and government announcements in the Fort St. John area of British Columbia, Canada. He frequently covers topics such as city council updates, winter activities, local sports events, and community initiatives. If you have information or a story related to these areas within this specific geographic focus in British Columbia or more broadly in Canada that would be relevant to his audience, it could be valuable for reaching out to him.
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By Jordan Prentice Global News Posted October 11, 2024 7:15 pm 1 min read Descrease article font size
After a robbery-gone-wrong left Vicky and Barin Beresford with a bill of over $300,000 dollars in repairs, the couple didn't know what was next for their generational business.
By Jordan Prentice Global News A project by RenuWell Energy Solutions in partnership with the MD of Taber, Alta., has repurposed land destroyed by abandoned oil wells, covering it with solar panels.
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Olympic Plaza in downtown Calgary is paved with more than 30,000 bricks etched with the names of people who bought them to celebrate the city's Olympic legacy in 1988.
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Focused on critical thinking, the conference aimed to provide delegates with the tools to support their students and teach them to be proud of their cultural heritage.
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By next year, a new facility on Lethbridge's northside will be completed, providing a safe space to those who need it most, offering a chance to heal and a place to call home.
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The Blood Tribe Police Service's annual Fill the Cruiser Food Drive came just in time to help out with the Kainai Food Bank Society's Christmas hamper program.
The federal government expanded its ban on firearms on Thursday, adding 324 makes and models of guns to the prohibited weapons list, and lawful gun owners in Alberta feel they're being unnecessarily targeted.
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Many Piikani Nation members said their concerns aren't heard by their nation's government and are protesting its support of drilling exploration at the Grassy Mountain site.
The Downtown Lethbridge Business Revitalization Zone (Downtown Lethbridge BRZ) is encouraging community members to shop local this holiday season and says it's safe to do so.
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