A local couple are only one step away from a dream wedding in Mexico.
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Greening up the Fort installed it’s new compactor last week.
READWhen there’s something happening in the Fort there’s five other events happening at the same time, or so it seems.
READAfter 30 years of operation in Fort St. James, Fields will be closing its doors here, and across Canada, sometime in the coming year.
READA near fatal accident February 9 has brought renewed scrutiny to the North Road.
READThe B.C. government doesn’t have enough information about its forest management to deal with the long-term results
READOntario’s Wiarton Willie, and Nova Scotia’s Shubenacadie Sam, Canada’a own season predicting groundhogs failed to see their shadows
READAfter 30 years in the community Fields will be closing down.
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A labour ministry fact-finder has been appointed to make one last effort
READThe volunteer firefighters are set to upgrade their service this year
READThe Fire Department will be hosting their annual open house on February 18 to get in touch with, and educate, the public.
READA day after appointing nine new provincial court judges, the B.C. government has launched its latest review of the court system
READHumanizing Harm Reduction, a regional harm reduction conference, will be hosted here in Fort St. James/Nak'azdli from March 6 to 8.
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It’s 172 kilometres to Burns Lake, and students from David Hoy Elementray hope to cover that distance on skates.
READCouncil has passed the proposed bylaw that have utilities prices rising in the new year.
READCensus number are in, and we’ve grown. Fort St. James’ population saw an increase
READSkating and the BC Winter Games offer young people a chance to explore more than just sport.
READEileen Bjornson, Fribjon's mother, and members of the Nak'azdli band have organized a walk from Kwah Hall to the house where he was found.
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Police confirm body found at abandoned house on the Lower Road was Fribjon Bjornson.
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Last Thursday, January 2, the Joint Review Panel (JRP) was in town for its first hearing to take statements from local groups.
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