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6 days ago | 
energeticcity.ca | Franki Berry |Max Bowder |Bob Mackin |Spencer Hall
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1 week ago | 
energeticcity.ca | Max Bowder |Bob Mackin |Spencer Hall |Franki Berry
Northern Health confirmed the Tumbler Ridge Health Centre was closed for 50 hours between April 14th and 16th due to "staffing shortages."TUMBLER RIDGE, B.C. - Northern Health has explained why it did not post a notification about the more than two-day closure of Tumbler Ridge Health Centre emergency room this week.
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1 week ago | 
energeticcity.ca | Max Bowder |Ed Hitchins |Caitlin Coombes
The Fort St. John RCMP are inviting the public to their Coffee with a Cop event on April 23rd. FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. - The Fort St. John community has the chance to meet and speak with their local police officers over a cup of coffee. The Fort St. John RCMP have announced they are holding a Coffee with a Cop event on April 23rd and will have multiple members at the event, including the new detachment commander, Jaime Moffat.
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1 week ago | 
energeticcity.ca | Ed Hitchins |Evan Saugstad |Max Bowder |Caitlin Coombes
TAYLOR, B.C. - Spring time maintenance will be conducted for just over two weeks on the Taylor Bridge starting early in May. This will be the fifth time this year maintenance will be performed on the bridge. According to website, work will begin on May 5th in a one-kilometre area between Big Bam Road and McMahon Drive on the bridge.
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1 week ago | 
energeticcity.ca | Max Bowder |Ed Hitchins
The City of Fort St. John says its Business Façade Improvement Program is now available for applications for buildings in the downtown area. FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. - Fort St. John businesses can now apply for renovation grants to improve the look of the buildings in the downtown area. The City of Fort St. John announced on April 15th that its Business Façade Improvement Program is now accepting applications for 2025. "We are committed to supporting our local businesses," said Mayor Lilia Hansen.
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1 week ago | 
energeticcity.ca | Max Bowder |Ed Hitchins |Caitlin Coombes |Spencer Hall
The District of Tumbler Ridge has elected a new councillor, Keith Bertrand, after a recount in the April 12th by-election. TUMBLER RIDGE, B.C. - After an initial tie in the Tumbler Ridge by-election, a recount has elected Keith Bertrand as the district's next councillor by a single vote. After voting day on April 12th, the preliminary results for the District of Tumbler Ridge by-election showed candidates Keith Bertrand and Don McPherson tied with 108 votes.
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1 week ago | 
energeticcity.ca | Spencer Hall |Ed Hitchins |Steven Berard |Max Bowder
The City of Fort St. John is reminding residents to exercise caution while outdoors after receiving wildlife reports of moose and bear sightings in Fish Creek Community Forest. FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. - The City of Fort St. John is reminding residents to exercise caution while outdoors after receiving reports of moose and bear sightings in Fish Creek Community Forest.
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1 week ago | 
energeticcity.ca | Max Bowder |Ed Hitchins
The School District 60 board discussed renewing its joint use agreement with the District of Taylor during its April 14th meeting. FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. - Fort St. John's school district is set to renew an over 20-year agreement with the District of Taylor, allowing students to enjoy recreational facility activities free of charge. During its April 14th meeting, the School District 60 (SD 60) board discussed renewing its longstanding agreement with the District of Taylor, which expires on April 30th.
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1 week ago | 
energeticcity.ca | Steven Berard |Max Bowder |Ed Hitchins
A large quantity of guns and drugs were seized as a result of Project Glacier in Grande Prairie. GRANDE PRAIRIE, B.C. - Six people allegedly involved in a drug trafficking ring that had ties to both Grande Prairie and the Peace region have been arrested. According to a press release from Alberta Law Enforcement Response Teams ( ALERT), the arrests came after a two-year investigation called Project Glacier led by Grande Prairie's organized crime unit.
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1 week ago | 
energeticcity.ca | Steven Berard |Max Bowder |Ed Hitchins |Spencer Hall
Devin Calliou is guilty of some of the charges brought against him after his March 18th arrest. DAWSON CREEK, B.C. - Guilty verdicts have been rendered for some of the charges faced by Devin Calliou, a man arrested last month in Fort St. John. Calliou was arrested on March 18th and charged with mischief to property, theft of a motor vehicle and two counts of failure to comply with an order.
