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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Sources have confirmed to CJDC TV News that Jarrod Bacon is spending at least part of his time living in Fort Nelson.
James Joseph Edmund Barnes had gone hunting in his grey Chev pickup with his dog Murphy, a golden retriever. He was reported missing to Fort St John RCMP on Friday when he failed to return home.
By: Michael Popove
Kiara Agnew was in Cancun celebrating her upcoming 24th birthday when she was killed.
By: Michael Popove
Sam Benastick was reported missing by his family on Oct. 19 after he was already two days overdue from a camping trip in Redfern-Keily Provincial Park.
Sources tell CJDC TV News that the body of Megan Butler was found northwest of the city last Monday.
By: Michael Popove
Federal prosecutors have approved charges against 19 people, eight of them still at large in northeastern British Columbia.
By: Michael Popove
The time change occurs on the first Sunday of November, with the exception of Northeast BC and a few other areas across Canada.
Three people have died in an early morning accident north of Hythe, 28 kilometres from the B.C. border.
Northern Health announced the Emergency Room will be unavailable between 1:00 pm and 10:00pm.
By: Michael Popove
Fort St. John city councillor and former BC Conservative Leader, Trevor Bolin taking to social media to express his condolences.
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