Adam Reaburn

1 month ago | energeticcity.ca | Franki Berry |Ed Hitchins |Adam Reaburn |Max Bowder

A tribute has been paid to Scott LaPrairie - president, chief executive and chair of the board of the LaPrairie Group of Companies - who died after a battle with cancer. TUMBLER RIDGE, B.C. - A tribute has been paid to an entrepreneur, businessman and philanthropist with ties to the Peace region who passed away after a battle with cancer. Scott LaPrairie - president, chief executive and chair of the board of the LaPrairie Group of Companies - died in March.

1 month ago | energeticcity.ca | Franki Berry |Ed Hitchins |Adam Reaburn |Max Bowder

Police were called to reports of gunshots being fired in Fort St. John twice on May 11th, once on 92nd Street at about 1:40 a.m. and the second just after 6 p.m. on 269 Road. FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. - Police were called to reports of gunshots being fired in Fort St. John twice on Sunday. At just after 6 p.m. on May 11th, officers were called to 269 Road due to reports of gunfire.

1 month ago | energeticcity.ca | Adam Reaburn |Max Bowder |Steven Berard |Ed Hitchins

RCMP are investigating a targeted shooting that occurred early Sunday morning in the 11000 block of 92nd Street. FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. - RCMP are investigating a targeted shooting that occurred early Sunday morning in the 11000 block of 92nd Street. Around 1:40 a.m. on May 11, 2025, Fort St. John RCMP responded to reports of gunfire in the area. Upon arrival, officers discovered a vehicle parked at a residence with what appeared to be multiple bullet holes.

2 months ago | energeticcity.ca | Ed Hitchins |Franki Berry |Adam Reaburn

The City of Fort St. John is at risk of incurring $60,000 in fees and forfeiting $250,000 in annual revenue if rates of recycling contamination - four per cent higher on average than the Recycle BC target - do not improve. FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. - The city is at risk of incurring $60,000 in fees and forfeiting $250,000 in annual revenue if the worsening rates of recycling contamination in Fort St. John do not improve.

2 months ago | energeticcity.ca | Franki Berry |Adam Reaburn

FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. - A $2.55 million contract to lay asphalt around the streets of Fort St. John has been awarded. The City of Fort St. John council voted to award the contract for its 2025 Asphalt Overlay Program to Terus Construction at a meeting on April 14th. "This is huge, and over double what we've done in previous years," said Councillor Trevor Bolin.