National Indigenous Day in Peace River
National Indigenous Day, on Jun. 21, began its day at 11:30 a.m. for the Treaty 8 Monument Storyboard Unveiling. At 12:00 p.m, stew and bannock was served at…
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National Indigenous Day, on Jun. 21, began its day at 11:30 a.m. for the Treaty 8 Monument Storyboard Unveiling. At 12:00 p.m, stew and bannock was served at…
FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. - The Fort St. John Library opened its doors to residents on March 26th, 1951, over a year...
Article content Just over two years have passed since the publication and release of the novel Wildwood. Inspired by the natural beauty of the Peace River area, the author of Wildwood, Elinor Florence, felt compelled to capture the captivating beauty of the area and used it as the setting for her novel. Florence had first visited the Peace River area decades ago when she had worked as an agriculture reporter for the Western Producer newspaper. One of the Alberta Flying Farmers had taken Florence up in a small airplane, and they had flown up and down the Peace River at sundown. Florence has sa...
Just over two years have passed since the publication and release of the novel Wildwood. Inspired by the natural beauty of the Peace River area, the author of Wildwood, Elinor Florence, felt compelled to capture the captivating beauty of the area and used it as the setting for her novel.
Just over two years have passed since the publication and release of the novel Wildwood. Inspired by the natural beauty of the Peace River area, the author of Wildwood, Elinor Florence, felt compelled to capture the captivating beauty of the area and used it as the setting for her novel.