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Safe drinking water will be easier for Area B residents to obtain once new water systems are complete.

Summer is here, which means it’s also forest fire season in Northern B.C.

A summary of what went on in Peace Region courts for the week ending June 30. Fort St John Law Courts • Joel Roger Beaulieu (born 1997) was fined $500, and assessed a $75 victim surcharge for one count of driving with a suspended license.

B.C.’s incoming NDP government has named some of its key players in the transition team that will help it form government.

Now that he has the lieutenant-governor’s blessing, premier-designate John Horgan’s next challenge is assembling the right team — from naming his cabinet to staffing the legislature. The first announcement is expected today, when the B.C.

British Columbia's new Premier-designate John Horgan says he plans to visit northern B.C. this summer. The NDP leader defeated Christy Clark and her BC Liberals in a confidence vote on Thursday and was subsequently asked to form government.

Canadians will be out in full force celebrating the nation’s 150th birthday this weekend, and so will police. And if you’re not careful, you may wind up on the Fort St. John RCMP’s Twitter feed.

NDP Leader John Horgan will be the next premier of B.C. after the Liberal government led by Christy Clark was defeated in a confidence vote in the legislature late Thursday afternoon. Lt.-Gov.

Women in Northeast B.C. may be exposed to harmful contaminants during pregnancy at rates up to four times the national average. That’s according to a preliminary results of a study released by University of Montreal researchers in Fort St.

B.C. Premier Christy Clark said Wednesday that she will let Lt.-Gov. Judith Guichon decide whether to call another election if the Liberal government goes down to defeat as expected Thursday.