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Owner, CKFU (Fort St. John, BC)
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By Caitlin Coombes, Ed Hitchins, Steven Berard, Adam Reaburn| Energeticcity.ca Verified The City of Fort St. John has begun preparing to replace and expand the 3,000 cubic metre 106th Street water reservoir. FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. - City council is gearing up to start a 'once in a lifetime' project to replace the water reservoir on 106th Street. During city council meetings on February 24th, Mayor Lilia Hansen and councillors viewed a presentation about the 106th Street Reservoir, which is one of two reservoirs in the city in need of extensive repairs.
By Steven Berard, Ed Hitchins, Adam Reaburn, Max Bowder| Energeticcity.ca Verified Taylor Fire Rescue will be handing out free smoke alarms to residents on March 1st. TAYLOR, B.C. - Taylor residents will have an opportunity to replace their old or outdated smoke detectors and get some new ones over the weekend. The district has announced local firefighters will take to the streets on March 1st for its smoke detector program, going door-to-door within the district and offering residents two free smoke detectors.
By Caitlin Coombes, Ed Hitchins, Steven Berard, Adam Reaburn| Energeticcity.ca Verified The City of Fort St. John has begun preparing to replace and expand the 3,000 cubic metre 106th Street water reservoir. FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. - City council is gearing up to start a 'once in a lifetime' project to replace the water reservoir on 106th Street. During city council meetings on February 24th, Mayor Lilia Hansen and councillors viewed a presentation about the 106th Street Reservoir, which is one of two reservoirs in the city in need of extensive repairs.
Company Info
CKFU (Fort St. John, BC)
Energeticcity.ca is a media company based in Northeast British Columbia, Canada, co-founded by Adam Reaburn in 2008. It focuses on independent journalism, providing coverage of local news, sports, and community events in Fort St. John and surrounding areas. The company serves as a platform for community voices and addresses issues relevant to the region. The company offers digital advertising solutions, helping local businesses reach a targeted audience through its website and daily newsletter, which has over 7,500 subscribers. Energeticcity.ca has grown to become the largest newsroom in Northeast BC, employing five full-time reporters. It is committed to ensuring that local values and concerns are represented in the media.
Fort Saint John, British Columbia, Canada
+1 250-787-7100
Founded: 2008