New exhibit on now at the Fort St. John North Peace Museum!   Before roads, rivers were the highways of First Nations and early settlers. Birch bark canoes allowed First Nations to travel swiftly. Steamboats could travel over 500 miles along the Peace River from the chutes near Fort Vermillion to gates at Hudson’s Hope. This exhibit looks at over twelve boats, steam and gas powered, that used to navigate up and down the Peace River.    Watch a slideshow of archival photographs, and listen to the sounds of steamboats. See what a dining table on the D. A. Thomas may have looked like. Try on a life jacket and see how it compares to one from over 100 years ago.

Fort St. John North Peace Museum      Fort St. John

The Fort St. John North Peace Museum and the Alaska Highway Community Society have worked together to produce a book that compiles research and stories collected during the process to nominate sites along the Alaska Highway Corridor as a National Historic Site. Written by Julie Harris and Frank Edwards, Signposts and Promises: Canada and the Alaska Highway is a beautifully designed and lavishly illustrated large-format book that celebrates the Alaska Highway’s extraordinary natural and cultural landscape.   This book is now available at the Fort St. John North Peace Museum and is priced at $29.95.

Fort St. John North Peace Museum      Fort St. John

The Taylor arena has passed all of its inspections and is now certified to make ice!  Our season will start on Sunday November 4th.  Talk to your team reps for team schedules and see you out there!

Taylor Rec Hockey      Fort St. John

Our special exhibit this fall, winter and spring looks at the various tasks women undertook in the North Peace from typical women’s jobs like nurse or teacher to less typical jobs such as trapper, interpreter, and politician. It also looks at a variety of handicrafts from mukluks to embroidered tablecloths made by local women. This is one of our largest exhibits with twenty-two interpretive signs spread out around the museum. These purple signs are integrated into many of our permanent exhibits, showing that women in this area were involved in all different kinds of work inside and outside this home. Marjo Wheat and Heather Sjoblom curated this exhibit. This exhibit is on display at the museum until May 31, 2019.  

Fort St. John North Peace Museum      Fort St. John

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General News     Fort St. John

Yes, we can! The Community Can preserves donations of food from our community to donate to The Salvation Army Food Band and Women's Resources Centre Food Pantry. Come for an hour or stay for the day! Volunteers like you are the key to our success. Our goal this year is 1000 jars! Can we? Yes, we can!A big thank you to our event sponsor North Peace Savings and Credit Union! We are still accepting donations for this year's event - extra vegetables or fruit from your garden or canning supplies are all welcome. If you have questions, please contact karen@neat.ca

Northern Environmental Action Team      Fort St. John

SUCCESS Immigrant Settlement and Integration Program in Fort St John announces another free event - this time it is dedicated to Canadian Citizenship Process Review. Our guest speaker, a certified Immigration Consultant, will tell you about the steps you have to take to become a Canadian Citizen, the documents required and paperwork to be done. All questions will be answered! The workshop will take place on Thursday, September 5 at 6:00pm at the Community Bridge building, right across from the main Post Office. As all our events, this event is also FREE, but registration is required. Please see the attached poster for details. See you there!

Success      Fort St. John

SUCCESS Immigrant Settlement and Integration Program in Fort St John announces another educational event - this time it is dedicated to Personal and Online Safety. Our guest speaker from RCMP will tell you about common threats that people are facing online and in real life situations, as well as about the best strategies in dealing with these threats. All questions will be answered! The workshop will take place on Thursday, September 26 at 6:00pm at the Community Bridge building, right across from the main Post Office. As all our events, this event is also FREE, but registration is required. Please see the attached poster for details. See you there!

Success      Fort St. John