Local Business

Site scheduled to open this fall/winter.

Local celebrities may be on hand - somewhat helping out.

Ready to shine.

In support of agricultural production.

Often a forgotten donation item.

Ten more days to apply.

Fort St. John saw an increase in arson, business break-ins, spousal assault, cocaine and fentanyl trafficking, and fatal car accidents in 2022.

Starting April 11, 2023, the city of Fort St. John announces it will begin work on the next phase of the 100 Street reconstruction project, which will see the replacement of underground infrastructure and the rebuild of 100 Street.

Are there really no trees left? Have all northeastern B.C. forests been logged? Why not take Canfor’s timber tenure and give it to someone else who will operate a manufacturing facility?

Local unemployment rises for second-straight month