Jordan Prentice

April's Northern Vision Care Athlete of the Month lives and breathes basketball. He hopes his dedication to the sport will lead to him playing at the collegiate level in the next few years.

Local activists believe the majority of Peace region residents would rather look the other way than face the hard truth of the ongoing MMIWG2S+ crisis.

Sergeant Shawn Peddle says Dawson Creek RCMP officers responded to a man in medical distress Monday morning.

The Peace River Regional District (PRRD) is seeking input from residents on what sort of growth they want to see in the Peace region over the next twenty years.

April's Bold Woman is living proof that some of life's most difficult challenges can be overcome by consistently demonstrating strength, determination, and resilience.

The City of Fort St. John awarded Britney Carlstrom the long-term service award for her 10 years of service with the Planning and Engineering Department.

The Alzheimer's Society of BC is hosting two workshops for local families and caretakers dealing with the disease in their everyday lives.

The City of Fort St. John proclaimed May as Bluey Day Month during Monday's regular council meeting.

“A lot of people have left the business, for various reasons, but there's not really much reason for them to come back. The government's going to be sitting here with nobody producing food if they don't wake up a bit.”

A social media post on April 22nd says the team announced its discontinuation despite the “early successes” it had in winning tournaments in Vernon, Edmonton, and the provincial bonspiel in Esquimalt.