Jordan Prentice News Today

The BC Wildlife Federation (BCWF) and North Peace Rod and Gun Club are preparing for an event to teach Fort St. John residents about the current state of wildlife management in the province.

Emergency Department services will be interrupted again Tuesday night at Chetwynd Hospital.

Chetwynd Mayor Alan Courtoreille says hospital diversions are an unfortunate reality around the province, but the ones happening in his community are a major concern.

A local veterinarian clinic has had its license to operate restricted.

The City of Dawson Creek has changed its current water conservation status from stage two to stage one.

Police say an individual has been arrested after four stolen vehicles were recovered in Dawson Creek.

The emergency department at the Dawson Creek and District Hospital is closing Tuesday night, according to Northern Health.

Dawson Creek RCMP Acting Staff Sergeant Rob Hughes says human remains were found near the Kistkatinaw River over the weekend.

Water levels are high on the Old Man River due to spring run-off and recent rain, with a variety of dangerous debris creating potential hazards for river users.

The District of Taylor has granted fee forgiveness for the Treaty 8 Tribal Association to celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day.