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$383,714 in agricultural grant funding greenlit

$383,714 in agricultural grant funding greenlit

In support of agricultural production.
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Feminine hygiene products are low on non-profit donation lists, period

Feminine hygiene products are low on non-profit donation lists, period

Often a forgotten donation item.
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Applications for FSJ business façade improvement program open

Applications for FSJ business façade improvement program open

Ten more days to apply.
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Fort St. John RCMP crime stats for 2022

Fort St. John RCMP crime stats for 2022

Fort St. John saw an increase in arson, business break-ins, spousal assault, cocaine and fentanyl trafficking, and fatal car accidents in 2022.
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100 Street closes for reconstruction April 11

100 Street closes for reconstruction April 11

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.
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Evan Saugstad: A history of our Northeast B.C. forestry industry

Evan Saugstad: A history of our Northeast B.C. forestry industry

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?
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Northeast B.C. unemployment jumps to 5.3%, job growth halts across province

Northeast B.C. unemployment jumps to 5.3%, job growth halts across province

Local unemployment rises for second-straight month
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Woman arrested for assault in local store

Woman arrested for assault in local store

Erin McKinnon also charged with uttering threats and breaching court orders to not attend the store
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Fort St. John exiting resource coalition

Fort St. John exiting resource coalition

Fort St. John will no longer be a member of the Resource Municipalities Coalition after this year.
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Fined $43,000 for burning pallets

Fined $43,000 for burning pallets

Ministry rules Charlie Lake company breached Environmental Management Act
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