Local News

Walter Energy isn’t saying much about how the low Canadian dollar might effect the possible re-opening of it’s three mines in the Peace Region: Wolverine, Brule and Willow Creek.

The ‘Dill is in a pickle. The Condill Hotel in Fort St. John, along with the Chevron in Tumbler Ridge, were both given a "very high" hazard rating after inspections by Northern Health in 2014.

Since the Taylor Medical Clinic re-opened, it has had more patient visits on a monthly basis than when it first originally opened, according to information presented to Taylor council.

There is a lot to do this weekend. Like the NFL? Catch the AFC and NFC championship games on the big screen at the Lido Theatre in Fort St. John.

A rescue helicopter has located two missing snowmobilers in the Pine Pass/Powder King area near Mackenzie, the North District RCMP confirmed to Alaska Highway News, and authorities are working on a safe exit strategy.

2 men were due back on Thursday evening; Provincial Emergency Program has been activated

Flu vaccine in good supply, says Northern Health, but only 11,000 have taken it so far

UPDATE: The village of Pouce Coupe will hold a byelection to replace Gordon "Red" Merrick on council on March 7—not March 21, as had been originally announced.

UPDATE: Fiona Collier has been found safe. Police are not releasing details at this time, but thank the public for their help in locating her. Prince George RCMP are seeking the public's help in locating a 14-year-old girl who has gone missing.

Taylor council took a step towards a sewer line project that could cost the District upwards of $1 million. The project would replace parts of the Pine Avenue East sewer line within the district.