Fort St. John News

Dozens of people were brave and shaved their heads for a good cause at the Fort St. John Hospital Foundation’s annual Bluey Day event on May 30.

School District 60 high school students recently got a chance to see what it’s like to work with heavy machinery.

As municipal and provincial leaders signed an extension to the crucial Fair Share agreement Friday, Gail Weber marked an important milestone in the construction of a building that will help alleviate a chronic shortage of housing for seniors in the r

The Fort St. John cadets had a chance to show their stuff at their annual review. On Saturday, the 2276 Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps held their 69th annual review at the Fort St. John Curling Club.

People of the Peace

Premier Christy Clark will visit the Peace Region Friday, a move that likely signals the conclusion of a tense renegotiation of the Fair Share deal.

Next spring, the eyesore that currently occupies 100th Avenue and 100th Street — what a recent city plan calls “the community heart” of Fort St. John — will be converted to green space.

Work began Tuesday on developing lots that could hold up to 55 single-family homes in the northwest area of Fort St. John.

As William Shakespeare said, all the world’s a stage — but Stage North is hoping a few people will show up to perform on theirs.

A transportation plan presented to Fort St. John City Council on Monday could dramatically change how people get around the city.