Fort St. John News

A controversial plan to recruit skilled immigrants to Fort St. John has been scrapped, the Alaska Highway News has learned. City officials confirm they met with staff from the Ministry of Jobs, Tourism and Skills Training on Nov.

There’s no need to travel to Las Vegas to escape the winter blues this year, because Vegas is coming to Fort St. John.

A “major” renovation is underway at Ecole Central Elementary School in downtown Fort St. John to transform the library, computer lab, part of the hallway and a classroom into a centralized learning space.

Fort St. John’s development crew is moving into its new digs this week.

Fort St. John’s new elementary school needs a name, and school board trustees decided Monday to solicit input from the community. The $24.

A new program designed to divert food destined for the landfill to needy families is getting underway in Fort St. John.

“This was not supposed to happen!” That was the bewildered sentiment of a stunned group of guys backstage at the Fort St. John Kin Club’s 11th annual RocKIN the Peace contest.

A Passenger Transportation Board public hearing that will either allow or block Yellow Cabs from setting up shop in Fort St. John has been rescheduled for March 21 to 23. The Grande Prairie-based franchise hopes to expand into Fort St.

A 52-year-old Yukon woman was killed in a head-on crash on the Alaska Highway Saturday night. RCMP say the woman was travelling southbound when her van crashed with a northbound semi-truck at Mile 54 around 10:09 p.m.

Fort St. John students will have their thoughts on health indicators, mental health and Internet safety heard at the provincial level after the Student Voice Forum at the School District 60 board office Friday.