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The NDP recorded a 189-vote victory over the Liberals in Courtenay-Comox Wednesday, a result that only adds to the uncertainty of B.C.’s political future.

Cultural groups and service providers in Fort St. John are calling it hurtful, narrow-minded, ignorant, and unacceptable.

The Peace River Zone Theatre Festival has returned after a several year hiatus. Three plays from Fort St. John will compete for the change to head to Mainstage, the provincial theatre festival that takes place in Vernon from June 30 to July 8.

Growing up on a ranch at Mile 68 of the Alaska Highway, Karree J. Phillips still considers the Peace Region home. Living in Tennessee while she hones her music career, she still makes it a point to come back to Fort St. John at least once a year.

Geoscience BC is turning to its eye to a remote corner of the Peace River Regional District to gain a better understanding of geology in the region and uncover potential new mining opportunities for the province.

The cost of renovating and expanding the Fort St. John RCMP detachment would exceed that of a brand new building, city council heard last week.

Dam's fate likely to be decided by result

The North Peace SPCA is in the midst of the Community Challenge event where they face off against the South Peace SPCA to see which shelter can raise the most money. Coming up on May 27 is the annual Rescue Me kennel lock up.

Bestselling author Lawrence Hill visited the Peace Region to research his upcoming novel

It’ll be another week before British Columbians know who will form the next provincial government, but one thing is for certain—Dan Davies will be representing the constituents and concerns of Peace River North. The Fort St.