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Two non-profit environmental groups filed a petition with the Supreme Court of British Columbia last week challenging the provincial government’s legal authority to shoot wolves in the South Peace and Selkirk regions.

RCMP are saying it’s too early to determine whether a hunting-related death in Saddle Hills County last week was an accident. Four people were hunting near Bonanza on Monday, Jan.

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Drilling rights brought in $212,000 at the January land sale; lowest total of the past two years.

A canola farming family in the Peace River valley won top prize in a yield contest with last year's harvest—on land rented from BC Hydro that will be lost to the Site C dam reservoir.

Former opposition leader Adrian Dix says a trio of power lines, including a recently-completed project near Dawson Creek, are examples of BC Hydro "chasing customers" for the Site C dam.

The provincial government announced a series of skills training programs for First Nations communities in the Peace Region Thursday.

Taylor’s Fire and Rescue Department had a busy year in 2015, putting in more than 4,100 hours through calls, training and community events, and with the departure of Alan Stebbing as fire chief. Capt.

First Nation the latest to sign deal on 670-kilometre pipeline

Slopes for Hope is just around the corner, which means Peace residents have an opportunity to raise money for cancer research while taking in some serious powder. Skiers and snowboarders from around Northern B.C.