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
A Golden Retriever was found near Mile 95 of the Alaska Highway matching the description of Barnes' dog.
By: Michael Popove
Near Williston Lake the avalanche danger rating is listed as ‘high.’
By: Michael Popove
A witness said the truck crashed into a back yard of a residence on 54th Avenue.
By: Michael Popove
The parade will get underway at 5pm. It will start at 108th Avenue and 100th Street and end at Centennial Park.
Just after 4:30am Sunday, the Fort St. John Fire Department responded to the scene in the 8100 block of 100th Avenue
A home in the 9000 block of 117th Avenue in Fort St. John was hit by a bullet in the early morning hours on Friday.
By: Michael Popove
CHETWYND -- The Emergency Department at the Chetwynd Hospital and Health Centre experienced yet another diversion over the weekend.
By: Michael Popove
The show will take place August 2nd and 3rd at the North Peace Regional Airport.
DAWSON CREEK -- Some good news for backcounty enthusiasts across the Peace Region. The avalanche risk for the eastern slope of the Rocky Mountains in the region is now listed as ‘low.'
By: Michael Popove
Cole Hosack disappeared on December 31st, 2023, after an altercation in the parking lot of the Lone Star nightclub.
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