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Heavy equipment auctions held in Grande Prairie this week set records, with more than $62 million changing hands during one of the worst oilpatch downturns in decades.

UPDATE: A collision on the Alaska Highway near Wonowon claimed two lives early this morning. Police say the accident, a single vehicle rollover at Mile 102, occurred at 1:50 a.m.

The latest round of doctor turnovers in the Peace Region could mean tough times ahead for cardiac and intensive care patients. Among the coming departures is the only internal medicine specialist in the northeast, Dr.

Tuesday's mayoral debate in Pouce Coupe began with a question about a candidate's lawsuit against the village, moved into a discussion on whether "old families" run the town and concluded with a candidate comparing taking the mayor's job to "jumping

The Village of Pouce Coupe has named Gordon Howie as its interim Chief Administrative Officer. Carol Bishop, the town's former CAO, passed away in January. "I am just here to help out until council makes a decision on a permanent CAO," Howie said.

The Federal Court of Appeal has agreed to hear an appeal from a Smithers, British Columbia resident of a National Energy Board decision related to TransCanada's Prince Rupert Gas Transmission (PRGT) project.

When hunters get mad, politicians jump. That fact was on display at a packed town hall meeting on backcountry access in Fort St. John Saturday.

A sprawling network of off-road bike trails near Fort St. John could get new life after being closed due to blowback from neighbours.

Here's what happened in Peace Region courts for the week ending March 7, 2016. There were no cases up for disposition in Fort Nelson or Hudson’s Hope.

Northeast B.C. is down 1,800 jobs from a year ago