Michael Popove is a local journalist based in Fort St. John, British Columbia, Canada. With a focus on covering news and events specific to the region, Michael provides timely and informative articles on topics ranging from crime and public safety to community events and local government.
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Michael Popove's coverage focuses heavily on local news in the British Columbia region, with a significant emphasis on crime and public safety, as well as government announcements. If you are pitching to him, consider providing updates or insights related to ongoing criminal investigations in the Peace Region or news about changes in local government policies.
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By: Michael Popove
FORT ST. JOHN -- More than year after it began, the sentence hearing for a Fort St. John veterinarian, who pled guilty to sexual assault, continues to drag on.
By: Michael Popove
A suspect drove up to the DC Lodge and fired shots at a motel room and then sped away from the scene.
By: Michael Popove
FORT ST. JOHN -- Fort St. John RCMP are thanking the public for their help locating a woman wanted on a slew of charges since February.
By: Michael Popove
An on-coming semi spotted the vehicle and slammed on its brakes. The semi couldn't come to a complete stop and broadsided the Ford Explorer.
The Emergency Room at the Dawson Creek Hospital is on diversion from 7 p.m. Sunday and will reopen Monday at 8 a.m.
Friends and family of Jody Hall and Debra Earle reported them separately as missing to the Dawson Creek RCMP.
DAWSON CREEK -- The trial for a Dawson Creek man accused of killing his girlfriend in Mexico has begun in Cancun.
The regional district says the closure began last Monday after a routine inspection that found raw water quality issues that have now been found to be caused by an equipment failure.
By: Michael Popove
Mounties said one person is now in police custody after a gun was fired into the ground outside of a residence.
By: Michael Popove
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