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Report 'marks the beginning of a global campaign by Amnesty to halt Site C’s construction'

Moving Taylor's landmark giant golf ball has turned out to be too costly to justify.

Conservation Officers seized a jet boat, 26 fish and issued 20 charges as part of an enforcement blitz over the B.C. Day long weekend.

Veresen Midstream, a subsidiary of Veresen Inc., has announced plans for $2.5 billion worth on investments in the Peace Region

Food banks in Fort St. John saw more than 3,400 clients in June, according to the United Way of Northern British Columbia. The agency is gearing up for its sixth annual fire truck pull on Sept.

A helicopter will now be North District RCMP's eye in the sky, while its airplane will patrol the Southeast District RCMP's territory in an exchange of aircraft announced late last week.

Eighteen provincial workers recently spent two days camping in the Peace River valley learning about Treaty 8 First Nations beliefs and culture.

The B.C. government says it has achieved carbon neutrality in the public sector for the sixth consecutive year.

From uncles to cousins to sisters and brothers, the lineage of gold panning champions at the 44th annual championships in Taylor run deep.

Here’s a look at what happened in Peace Region courts for the week ending July 29.