Moose Talks: Recent Episodes
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Join us each Friday for a new edition of Moose Talks a weekly show about the issues affecting Fort St. John and Northern B.C. Moose Talks will feature interviews with people in our community and airs live on Moose FM at 10 a.m.
On this episode of This Week in the Peace, Moose FM’s Dub Craig catches up with Oliver Hachmeister from the North Peace Cultural Society. The Society is set to host Bright Nights in June on June 15, 2024, at the Cultural Centre, so we’ll dig into some of the fun things you and the family can enjoy during this annual celebration of the arts in Fort St. John.
Then, Energeticcity.ca’s Steve Berard chats with two members of the North Peace Secondary School Robotics Team, Brant Churchill & Josh Coenders. The class recently designed and built their way to fifth place in the Skill Canada Robotics Competition.
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On this episode of This Week in the Peace, Moose FM’s Dub Craig chats with Ovvian Castrillo-Hill about the EX SITU exhibit opening June 7, 2024, at Peace Gallery North and other events happening in celebration of Filipino Heritage Month.
Then, Energeticcity.ca’s Steve Berard talks with BC Minister of Health Adrian Dix about the challenges in healthcare in the northeast and how he and the government plan on fixing those challenges.
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On this episode of This Week in the Peace, Dub Craig catches up with Northern Rockies Regional Municipality Mayor Rob Fraser to talk about how he and residents are faring after they began returning to Fort Nelson earlier this week. The town and nearby areas, including Fort Nelson First Nation, were evacuated earlier this month due to wildfires burning nearby.
Then, Steve Berard catches up with Chetwynd Mayor Allen Courtoreille to discuss the ways that Chetwynd Hospital Emergency Department diversions are affecting the local community and some recent news about the Northern Initial Fire Attack Crew base moving away from the district.
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On this episode of This Week in the Peace, guest host Tre Lopushinsky sits down with Doig River First Nation Chief Trevor Makadahay to chat about the First Nation’s evacuation due to a wildfire and their return home earlier this week.
Then, Dub Craig chats with Ryan Galay from the District of Taylor about the busy season ahead for the recreation department, along with some fun things to do around the town for summer.
Also, Energeticcity.ca’s Steve Berard takes his first turn in the host’s chair to introduce the interviews. Join us for This Week in the Peace every Friday at 10am MST on 100.1 Moose FM and Moose FM and Fort St. John Today social media.
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On this episode of This Week in the Peace, Dub Craig chats with Peace River South MLA Mike Bernier about how Chetwynd residents have been affected by their hospital’s emergency department’s being on diversion for five nights in a row earlier this week.
Then, outgoing Peace Gallery North curator Florencia Ormeño joins Dub in the studio to talk about her time at the gallery and what’s next for her.
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On this episode of This Week in the Peace, Dub Craig chats with Fort St. John Mayor Lilia Hansen about the BC government’s significant rollback of their drug decriminalization pilot program and the effect it’ll have on Fort St. John.
Then, Catarina Costa sits down with Connie Greyeyes of the Indian Residential Schools Survivors Society for an extended conversation about Red Dress Day and missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls and two-spirited people.
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On this episode of This Week in the Peace, Jordan Prentice sits down with Haylee Gonzalez from Tribe Hair Salon about her fundraising initiative to create a safe space of support and healing for women in need in Mexico by designing a salon in a women’s shelter.
Then, Dub Craig chats with Jan McKale, the co-chair of the Performing Arts BC Provincial Festival. Our community is hosting the festival June 2-6, so they talk about the excitement of hosting the province for a celebration of the performing arts.
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On this episode of This Week in the Peace, Dub Craig talks with Dr. Honn Kao, a seismologist with Natural Resources Canada. Last Saturday, you may have felt an earthquake near Wonowon late in the morning, so we’ll discuss that incident and earthquakes in the Peace in general.
Then, Jordan Prentice welcomes Patrick Ferris of the Blizzard Bicycle Club to the studio to chat all things bikes as we move into prime cycling season.
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On this episode of This Week in the Peace, Dub Craig catches up with Glynnis Maundrell with the Charlie Lake Conservation Society. They’re partnering up with the Fort St. John North Peace Museum for a couple of bat-related events and projects in the next month, so we discuss that and other happenings with the Society.
Then, Jordan Prentice sits down with Fivestar Boxing Academy’s Justin Donally. They’re gearing up for Fivestar Fight League 27, showcasing local boxing at the Pomeroy Hotel & Casino on April 27th.
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On this episode of This Week in the Peace, Dub Craig sits down with Brad Sperling and Trevor Bolin of the North Peace Leisure Facility Replacement Steering Committee to talk about how you can get involved in the next steps towards replacing the North Peace Leisure Pool.
Then, Jordan Prentice will be catching up with Fort St. John Huskies coach Todd Alexander and captain Kurtis Lee to reflect on the season and playoffs that just wrapped up and look ahead to next year.
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On this episode of This Week in the Peace, Dub Craig chats with Sharon Nickel, a Fire Information Officer in the Prince George Fire Centre of the BC Wildfire Service. They dig into the Category 2 and 3 burning ban that goes into effect in the Peace next week and how the service is preparing for another challenging wildfire season.
Then, Jordan Prentice sits down with Tyler Loney, a member of the 2010 Fort St. John Senior Flyers team that won the Allan Cup. The team is set to be inducted into the BC Hockey Hall of Fame for their achievements later this year.
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On this episode, host Jordan Prentice sits down with Doig River First Nation Chief Trevor Makadahay to talk about a wide range of topics, including his thoughts on Council to Council meetings between the City of Fort St. John and Doig River, and the provincial government's recent backpedalling on proposed Land Act amendments.
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On this episode of This Week in the Peace, Jordan Prentice sits down with Samantha Warren from Bold Promotions to talk about International Women’s Day and their new promotion with Moose FM and Energeticcity.ca called Bold Women that's all about recognizing and honouring women in our community.
Then, Dub Craig will catch up with Stan Troyer of Stan’s Custom Meat Cutting to talk about chronic wasting disease in deer and how you can help in the surveillance and testing process.
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On this episode of This Week in the Peace, Dub sits down for an extended chat with Dr. Stephen Petrucci, the Superintendent of School District 60. They discuss the Feeding Futures program and the impact a new $800,000 investment from the government will have on the program and the students that will benefit from it. They also talk about SOGI, some other recent major infrastructure investments in schools around the district, and district students’ performance at the recent Skills Canada showcase.
Tune in to This Week in the Peace with Dub Craig and Jordan Prentice every Friday at 10am MST on 100.1 Moose FM and the Moose FM, Energeticcity.ca, and Fort St. John Today social media channels.
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On this episode of This Week in the Peace, Dub Craig chats with Alyssa Currie from the Tse'k'wa Heritage Society about Simon Fraser University's digital repatriation of the Tse'k'wa archives to the Dane-zaa people.
Then, Jordan Prentice talks to Fort St. John Senior Flyers Head Coach Craig Faulkner and President Paul van Nostrand about the Flyers’ season, which came to an end during the first round of the North Peace Hockey League playoffs last week.
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On the first episode of This Week in the Peace, Dub Craig sits down with Mike Morris, the Prince George-Mackenzie MLA and Shadow Minister for Public Safety and Solicitor General. He was at the Town Hall on Crime that MLA Dan Davies hosted last night at the Lido, so we’ll dig into what he heard and what he’s going to be pressuring the government to work on in terms of public safety in the coming legislative session.
Then, Jordan Prentice will catch up with Fort St. John Huskies head coach Todd Alexander. The Huskies wrapped up the regular season last weekend in first place in the North West Junior Hockey League. We’ll chat about the season, and how things are looking heading into playoffs.
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On this episode of Moose Talks, we chat with Sandi Miller from the Fort St. John International Air Show. The society recently announced that they’d cancelled the air show due a lack of resources to provide a safe and entertaining show as well as the prospect of another challenging wildfire season.
Then, we catch up with Blair Scott with Stage North Theatre Society. They recently hired Emry Mika as their new Executive Director, a position they haven’t had for some time. We’ll talk about what that means and also chat about their upcoming Johnny Cash musical, “Ring of Fire”, which Scott is directing.
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On this episode of Moose Talks, we talk with Dave McAleney with Highmark Avalanche Safety about the importance of keeping safe in the alpine backcountry after a snowmobiler died in an avalanche near Chetwynd last week.
Then we’ll meet Brandon Broderick, a Tumbler Ridge photographer who is Canadian Geographic magazine’s Photographer of the Year. We’ll talk about his career roaming the wilderness of northern BC for the perfect wildlife photo.
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On this episode of Moose Talks, we chat with Fort Nelson Handgames Society President Ryan Dickie. The Society is hosting a co-ed handgames tournament next weekend as a fundraiser for a local man who was injured in an ATV accident.
Then, we sit down with Fort St. John Fire Department Deputy Chief Matt Troiano. The department has been pretty busy in January with the extreme cold, so we’ll chat about that, the year behind, and a bit about the year ahead for the department.
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On this episode of Moose Talks, we catch up with Prince George-Peace River-Northern Rockies MP Bob Zimmer. We’ll discuss the petition he helped create demanding the Government of Canada address the rise in crime in northeast BC, and we’ll talk about the seeming rising cost of everything and what he thinks the government should do about it.
We’ll also be sitting down with Lisa Jewell, a local social worker who has founded a new non-profit called the Wellness Truth & Families Foundation. The charity aims to help people who have moved past crisis in their lives but who need a hand in healing and support as they rebuild.
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On this episode of Moose Talks, we chat with Peace River North MLA Dan Davies. He lives near where a deadly car chase took place Monday evening, so we’ll hear what he saw and heard and get his thoughts on the situation and public safety in general.
Then, we catch up with Amber Lindley and Lilly Loichinger with the Fort St. John Women’s Resource Society on the year that was and the year ahead for the busy non-profit.
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On this episode of Moose Talks, we’re talking all about this strange winter-ish weather we’ve been having with Environment and Climate Change Canada Meteorologist Brian Proctor.
Then, we sit down with Margaret Little, the President of Save Our Northern Seniors (SONS) to talk about what her organization is all about and how local seniors are faring.
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On this episode of Moose Talks, we sit down with Jordan Kealy, who was recently named the candidate for the Conservative Party of BC in Peace River North. We’ll talk about why he decided to throw his hat into the provincial political ring and discuss some of his and his party’s ideas.
Then, School District 60 Board Chair Helen Gilbert will join us to discuss the district’s strategic plan and how and why you should have your say in the plan going forward.
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On this episode of Moose Talks, we sit down with the Leader of the BC United Party and leader of the opposition in the legislature, Kevin Falcon.
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On this episode of Moose Talks, we sit down with Danette Thomsen with the BC Nurses’ Union to talk about the rallies they held at the Fort St. John and Dawson Creek hospitals a few weeks back to raise awareness about the worsening working conditions for nurses in the Peace.
Then, we’re joined by Energeticcity.ca reporter (and Moose Talks producer) Jordan Prentice to talk about a new article she’s written all about a Doig River First Nation burial ceremony she attended and one Elder who expressed his concerns about the environmental impacts of the Site C project.
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In this episode, we’re talking about crime in the Peace, so we chat with Fort St. John RCMP Detachment Commander Inspector Anthony Hanson about the perceived rise in crime around Fort St. John.
We also catch up with South Peace MLA Mike Bernier on his take on crime in Dawson Creek.
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On this episode of Moose Talks, we talk with Troy Romanow, a local who is working to establish a Men's Shed in Fort St. John. We'll find out more about the Men's Shed mission and how you can get involved.
Then, we catch up with Fort St. John Senior Flyers Head Coach Craig Faulkner on the Flyers' season so far, his first as the bench boss.
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On this episode of Moose Talks, we sit down with the former managing editor of the Alaska Highway News, Matt Preprost. He worked at the paper for the better part of a decade, so we chat about his time there and some of the challenges and triumphs he experienced while at the helm of the now-defunct newspaper.
Then, we check in with Susan Adams of the North Peace Community Foundation. The Foundation was recently tapped to administer the North Peace Savings Community Legacy Fund, which will invest $1,000,000 back into the community over the next twenty years.
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On this episode of Moose Talks, we're joined by Fort St. John City Councillor Trevor Bolin to talk about the City’s role in caring for people experiencing homelessness in the area as we head into winter.
Then, we sit down with Fort St. John North Peace Museum Curator Heather Sjoblom. There are two businesses for sale in historic buildings in Fort St. John right now, so we talk a bit about the history of those buildings as well as what the Historical Society does when these pieces of history change hands.
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On this episode of Moose Talks, we sit down with Trent Ernst, the publisher of the Tumbler Ridgelines. Ernst runs the last community paper in the Peace after the closure of the Alaska Highway News and the Dawson Creek Mirror this past week.
Then, we meet the new CEO of the Fort St. John Association for Community Living, Jordan Soggie. He took over the role at the beginning of last month, so we chatted about how the Of The Vine fundraiser went and his vision moving forward for the association.
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On this episode of Moose Talks, we're joined by the Mayor of Fort St. John, Lilia Hansen. Mayor Hansen has been on the job for a year so we'll talk a bit about the year that was, as well as delve into community safety, the UBCM convention, ride-sharing, and more for the full half hour.
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On this episode of Moose Talks: we talk to Kehly MacDuff who is raising money to build a house for the owner of the historic Rolla Pub. The pub was closed down permanently after COVID restrictions and has become safe to live in for owner Patricia Martin.
Then, our neighbours in the City of Dawson Creek had a busy summer, so we caught up on some of the news affecting residents of the Mile Zero City with Dawson Creek Mayor Darcy Dober.
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On this episode of Moose Talks, we sit down with Trans Alliance Family, Friends & Youth President Paige Turrtel to talk about their peaceful presence during the anti-SOGI protest on Wednesday and the importance of creating safe spaces in school and life for 2SLGTBQIA+ people in our community.
Then, we talk with Christopher Young, a former Fort St. Johner who was recently named as the Executive Director of the Kamloops Symphony Orchestra.
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On this episode of Moose Talks, we talk with Sabrina Trobak of Trobak Holistic Counselling about a series of mental health workshops she's hosting over the coming month in partnership with the City of Fort St. John.
Then, we sit down with the City's Chief Financial Officer David Joy to talk about a bit of a financial outlook he presented to City Council earlier this week and what's next for the 2024 budget process.
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On this episode of Moose Talks, we catch up with Peace River North MLA Dan Davies. The next session of the BC Legislature opens in early October, so we’ll get his take on what the government is doing and what he expects from the fall session.
Then, we sit down with Fort St. John Huskies Head Coach Todd Alexander. The pups play three exhibition games this weekend, so we’ll get his take on the season ahead for the team.
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On this episode of Moose Talks, we sit down with Bruce Kosugi and Glynnis Maundrell of the Charlie Lake Conservation Society to talk a bit about what they do and the wonderful exhibit they have at the Fort St. John Museum, available until mid-September.
Then, we chat with Lana Neitz of the North Peace Ride for the Disabled about the summer they've had and some excellent events coming this fall.
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On this episode of Moose Talks, we sit down with Hanna Buran of the Northeast Immigrant Services Society. The Society started recently to help connect families coming from Ukraine to services they need in Fort St. John.
Then, we talk with Kathleen Dyke of the BC Conservation Officer Service about what happened recently when four bears were put down because they were foraging in Hudson’s Hope.
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On this episode of Moose Talks, we sit down with Energeticcity.ca Owner and General Manager Adam Reaburn to discuss Bill C-18. The bill compels Meta and Google to pay news organizations for sharing news articles, and Meta has already started blocking Canadian news organizations from sharing links on Facebook and Instagram in response.
Then, we chat with Snehal Mistry of the North Peace Cricket Society all about cricket in Fort St. John.
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On this episode of Moose Talks, we’re sitting down with Bill Bouffioux, owner of XY Ranch, to talk about the BC Government presenting him and his family with a Century Farm Award for 100 years of family farming in the Peace.
Then, we’ll chat with Ted Euchner and Robin Sipe of the Peace Country Pickleball Association to talk about the growth of the sport in Fort St. John and the Peace, with Fort St. John’s first pickleball courts set to open in Kin Park next week.
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On this episode of Moose Talks, we’re joined by Fort St. John RCMP Detachment Commander Inspector Anthony Hanson and Northern Health’s Josef De Guzman to chat about the first year of the Car 60 program, which pairs a mental health clinician with general duty RCMP officers to respond to mental health calls within the city.
Then, we’ll talk all about the return of the Doig River First Nation Rodeo this weekend with Jodie Surerus.
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On this episode of Moose Talks, we sit down with Sabrina Trobak with Trobak Holistic Counselling. She’s written a new book, "Not Good Enough: Understanding Your Core Belief and Anxiety, " which will be available around town soon.
Then we chat with Samantha Wigglesworth, a local artist whose exhibit, “Interrupting a Portrait” is wrapping up its run at the Peace Gallery North tomorrow. She’s also set to host an artist talk and canvas-building demo next Thursday at the gallery.
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On this episode of Moose Talks, we are joined by Chetwynd Mayor Allen Courtoreille. We chat about his perspective on Treaty Land Sharing and the response from the public and other Peace River Regional District Board members at recent meetings that featured a discussion on the subject.
Then, we chat with Vancouver Canucks forward Tristen Nielsen who was born and raised in Fort St. John. Nielsen signed an entry-level contract with the NHL club earlier this week, so we’ll talk about his journey from the frozen ponds of the Fort St. John to skating for a spot in the show.
On this episode, we talk with Jamey Blair, the Senior Manager for the Interior/North Region of the BC SPCA, about the BC government giving $1 million dollars to the North Peace Branch to help renovate a new, permanent building.
Then, we catch up with local artist and filmmaker Ovvian Castrillo-Hill to talk about her latest project after she received a $20,000 Telus STORYHIVE grant.
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On this episode of the show, we catch up with Northern Rockies Regional Municipality Mayor Rob Fraser. We talk about the effect the smoke from the Donnie Creek wildfire complex has had on the town in the past month, including the smoke shutting down the power plant.
Then, we’re going to chat about Bill C-18 with Dr. Darryn DiFrancesco of Northern Lights College. The bill compels Facebook and Google to pay news organizations for sharing their articles, and Facebook has already said they plan to block links to Canadian news articles from appearing in your Facebook feed.
On this episode of Moose Talks, Tumbler Ridge Mayor Daryl Krakowka joins us to talk about residents returning to the district after the evacuation order was rescinded yesterday, and the situation going forward with the West Kiskatinaw River wildfire burning near Tumbler Ridge.
Then, we'll chat with Gord Humphrey and Jason Palffy of the Peace Country River Rats about jet boat racing in the Peace and how the season is shaping up so far.
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On this episode of Moose Talks, we check in with Peace River South MLA Mike Bernier on the evacuation of Tumbler Ridge and the evolving situation with the West Kiskatinaw River wildfire.
Then, we catch up with the new Executive Director of the North Peace Cultural Society, Oliver Hachmeister. We chat about his journey in the arts in Fort St. John and beyond, and what he’s planning for the future in his new role.
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Today on Moose Talks, we're joined by Sherry Marshall and Amber Lindley of the Fort St. John Women's Resource Society to chat about their new location on 96th Avenue and what help they need as we head into the summer months.
Then, we'll chat with Sandra Cushway, the founder and principal of Freedom Thinkers Education in Baldonnel. The Fraser Institute named the school one of the top 100 in the province, so we'll talk about their ranking and what they have to offer as an alternative to public school.
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On this episode of Moose Talks, we're joined by BC Wildfire Service Information Officer Sharon Nickel to talk about the current wildfire situation in northeast BC and what we can expect through the summer.
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Over the past two weeks, the forest fires burning north of Fort St. John have dominated the news, along with several evacuation alerts and orders issued by local governments due to the fires posing danger to human life.
So, today on Moose Talks, we're joined by Ryan Harvey, the Communications Manager with the City of Fort St. John, and Mike Watkins, the Peace River Regional District's Emergency Operations Centre Director, to break down how these alerts and orders were issued and what we can expect going forward over the weekend and in the coming weeks.
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On this episode, we're joined by Peace River North MLA Dan Davies to talk about the end of the legislature session -- what he liked, what he didn't like, and what he's looking forward to in the summer and into the fall session.
Then, we catch up with Isabelle Cayford, a local advocate for a federal DIPG Awareness Day. Her daughter, Adaura, passed away three years ago from an inoperable brain tumour, and her family has been advocating for more awareness about the disease.
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On this episode of Moose Talks, we’ll be sitting down with Fort St. John Fire Department Deputy Chief Matt Troiano to talk about fire safety and prevention in your home and around Fort St. John.
Then, we chat with Alex Lane, a Prince George Fire Centre Information Officer with the BC Wildfire Service, all about this early start to wildfire season we’re seeing in the Peace and how you can help prevent forest fires.
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On this episode, we’re joined by Doig River First Nation Councilor Brittany Robertson and Elder Margaret Davis to talk about the Treaty 8 Land Settlement that was announced earlier this month. We talk about the impact this will have on Doig River and the road ahead.
Then, we chat with Fort St. John Huskies President Michael Bacso all about the Huskies’ historic season and what we can look forward to next year.
On this episode, we chat with Fort St. John Flight Basketball Vice President Desirae Bedell about the organization that is bringing basketball to kids beyond their school teams.
Then, we catch up with Energeticcity.ca Investigative Reporter Spencer Hall on his latest article on property crime in the North Peace.
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On this Moose Talks, we sit down with Northern Health's Angela De Smit to chat about the new moms and doctors program, the OPS advisory committee, and how retention and recruitment are going for the organization.
Then, we chat with Len Potvin, of North East BC Predators Female Rep Hockey about how the teams fared this past season.
On this episode of Moose Talks, we catch up with Northern Rockies Regional Municipality Mayor Rob Fraser to dig into the proposed Rainbow Lake connector highway. The road would connect the Northern Rockies with Rainbow Lake, Alberta, so we'll get into what was discussed on the file at a recent council meeting.
Then we sit down with Brenda Baumeister, an LPN who is retiring today after 35 years in healthcare, about her career at the hospital and her extensive fundraising for the Fort St. John Hospital Foundation.
On this episode of Moose Talks, we're sitting down with Energeticcity.ca reporter Manavpreet Singh to chat about his article about local Sikhs holding a protest this weekend against ongoing human rights violations in India.
Then, Fivestar Boxing Academy owner Justin Donally joins us to chat about their first bouts of the season last weekend and their preparations for the Fivestar Fight League event next month.
On this episode of Moose Talks, we sit down with Inconnu Swim Club’s new head coach, Carmen Escobar. She brings a wealth of knowledge from her time coaching swimming in Whitehorse and with other clubs, including Mexico’s national team.
Then, we catch up with Rishav Sharma, the founder of the Peace Region Badminton and Recreational Club. He started the club to share his love of badminton with locals, and he’s preparing to compete in the BC Winter Games next week in Vernon.
On this episode of Moose Talks, we sit down with Peace River North MLA Dan Davies for an update on his work in the legislature this past month, including his thoughts on the budget the government dropped last week.
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On this episode of Moose Talks, we sit down with District of Taylor Mayor Brent Taillefer to chat about Canfor's announcement of coming changes to the Taylor Pulp Mill and the impact it'll have on the community.
Then, Spencer Hall from Energeticcity.ca joins us to talk about his latest Energeticcity.ca Investigates article about the experience of black people in Fort St. John.
On this episode of Moose Talks, we talk hockey with Fort St. John Senior Flyers President Paul van Nostrand and Flyers captain Adam Horst who are here to talk about the season that was.
Then, we catch up with Fort St. John Huskies Head Coach Todd Alexander on the Huskies' historic 35-game winning streak and their prospects in the playoffs.
On this episode of Moose Talks, we chat with Karin Carlson, one of the organizers of 100 Women Who Care, on the event’s return in March and how you can get involved.
Then we catch up with Patricia Budgell with the Rotary Club of Fort St. John on their annual Mother’s Day Run.
On this episode of Moose Talks, we talk with Jordann Kaye from Zolo. She wrote about BC's Most Affordable Places, and Fort St. John finished in second place overall.
Then, we catch up with Becky Grimsrud, the host of Elevate Aviation's tour stop in Fort St. John, about their mission to encourage more women to pursue careers in aviation.
On this episode of Moose Talks, We chat with Chris Boomer, the President of Improvement Institute, about the importance of truck drivers chaining up in designated chain-up areas like South Taylor Hill.
Then, we catch up with Sterling Middleton, a Fort St. John curler who will be playing for Team BC at the upcoming Tim Horton's Brier in London, Ontario.
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On this episode of Moose Talks, with Canfor's announcement that they'll close the Chetwynd sawmill permanently, we chat with Peace River South MLA and Shadow Minister for Forests Mike Bernier about the impact that will have on Chetwynd and how the government ought to be managing BC's forests going forward.
Then, we'll meet Florencia Ormeno, the new curator of Peace Gallery North.
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On this episode of Moose Talks, we sit down with Fort St. John Councillor Trevor Bolin to talk about the 108th Street/Alaska Highway intersection and the news that the Ministry of Transportation will be installing a camera to monitor the intersection.
Then, the Crystal Cup Pond Hockey Challenge and Sid Davis Memorial Cup are returning to Charlie Lake after several years on hiatus, so we chat with organizers Neil Evans and Jamie Osterlund about what it means to be back on the pond.
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On this episode of Moose Talks, We talk with Amanda Brown, a member of the Hudson's Hope Water Recovery Committee. The district of Hudson's Hope held a meeting earlier this week to discuss where they're at with the town's water situation, so we chat about what they heard and how it will impact Hudson's Hope residents going forward.
Also, it's property assessment time, so we chat with Wynnette Lowes of the BC Northern Real Estate Board about the real estate market and what we can expect in 2023.
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On this episode of Moose Talks, we catch up with Prince George-Peace River-Northern Rockies MP Bob Zimmer. We discuss his disappointment with the federal government's decision to extend the moratorium on drilling for oil and gas in the Arctic and update us on legislation slated to ban some long guns.
Then, Carolyn Turner from the North Peace Regional Airport joins Dub to chat about the challenges travellers faced over the holidays with the litany of delayed and cancelled flights out of Vancouver and how the North Peace airport weathered those challenges.
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On this episode of Moose Talks, we talk with Peace River North MLA Dan Davies about Bill 36, which would overhaul the healthcare professional colleges in the province and create a new oversight body to regulate them. Davies says he received over 700 emails about it, so we'll chat about the bill and what it could mean for you.
Then, we chat with BC Assembly of First Nations Youth Representative Taylor Behn-Tsakoza. She's a member of the Fort Nelson First Nation, and she travelled as part of the delegation that met with Pope Francis earlier this year and attended the UN Climate Change Conference last month.
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On this episode of Moose Talks, we sit down with Constable Chad Neustaeter to chat about his role in Indigenous Policing Services.
Then, we chat with Jacqueline Benadetto, the curator of the Peace Gallery North, all about the Christmas Market underway at the gallery now, as well as exhibits now and in the future.
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On this episode of Moose Talks, we sit down with Sherry Marshall & Amber Lindley of the Women's Resource Society to chat a bit about the year that was and how you can help them help your friends and neighbours in need this holiday season and beyond.
Then, we chat with NEBC/Yukon Midget U-18 Trackers head coach Jared Winkel about how his team is faring this year and how his transition from player to coach is going.
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On this episode of Moose Talks, we catch up with Fort St. John Salvation Army Executive Director Jared Braun. The new supportive housing complex opened recently, and the annual Kettle Campaign is underway, so we'll talk about all that and more.
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On this episode of Moose Talks, we catch up with Peace River North MLA Dan Davies. BC's new premier is going to be sworn in on Nov. 18, so we'll talk about some of his announcements since the campaign to replace the outgoing premier began, and we'll talk about the upcoming Remembrance Day ceremonies as well.
Then, the North Peace Leisure Pool is set to reopen on Monday after a two-month maintenance shutdown, so we'll chat with some lifeguards who work at the pool about what you can expect when you hit the water in the coming weeks.
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On this episode of Moose Talks, we talked with Susan Adams of the North Peace Community Foundation all about the foundation's work so far since its inception earlier this year.
Then we catch up with Energeticcity.ca Investigative Reporter Spencer Hall about the new article he wrote in his "Code Grey" series all about the systemic issues in Northern Health and healthcare delivery in northeast BC.
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On Moose Talks, it's all about hockey as we chatted with Fort St. John Huskies Head Coach Todd Alexander about how the early season is going for the team. Then, we caught up with Fort St. John Senior Flyers President Paul van Nostrand. Their first season in three years starts next week, so we'll talk a bit about his expectations for the team this year and beyond.
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On this episode of Moose Talks, we're wrapping up our local elections coverage by chatting with the two candidates for mayor in Taylor: Peggy Alexander, and Brent Taillefer.
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This week on Moose Talks we speak with the candidates for Mayor of Fort St. John.
We are joined by Lila Hansen and Shannon Stange. Steven Labossiere was invited but was unable to join us live.
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On Moose Talks, our local government election coverage continues with a whole show dedicated to the PRRD's Electoral Area C.
We chated with incumbent Brad Sperling and Suzanne Haab about why they're running for the directorship in the area and why you ought to vote for them.
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Our coverage of the 2022 local government elections begins as we interview candidates running to replace the retiring Karen Goodings as the PRRD director of Electoral Area B. We'll sit down with Jordan Kealy, Michael Fitzgerald, and Jeff Kitt to talk about what matters to them and how they would represent you in Area B if you were to elect them to office.
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On this episode of Moose Talks, we catch up with Northern Rockies Regional Municipality mayor Gary Foster. The community has faced some challenges lately due to the damage to the Sikanni Chief River Bridge caused by a collision several weeks ago, so we’ll talk about how the community is handling those challenges.
Then, Peace River North MLA Dan Davies will join us to talk about the life and passing of Queen Elizabeth II, Britain’s longest-reigning monarch and Canada’s head of state.
On this episode of Moose Talks, we catch up with School District 60 superintendent Stephen Petrucci. We chat about what students and parents can expect in the coming school year.
Then, we chat with Cst. Chad Neustaeter with the Fort St. John RCMP about some back-to-school safety tips for drivers and students alike. Make sure you slow down to 30 km/h in school zones!
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On this episode of Moose Talks, the Fort St. John Association for Community Living has been busy this summer with their Growing Connections program, including an exciting new addition to it that extends the growing season for them. We talk about that and more with the Association’s Executive Director, Joseph Lang.
Then, we catch up with Jessica Kalman from the Fort St. John Literacy Society. The Mayor of Fort St. John declared September literacy month, so we’ll find out what that means for the society and some of the things they have planned in honour of the declaration.
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Today on Moose Talks, Dub will be chatting with Paige Turtell of the Trans Alliance Family, Friends, and Youth group about what the group is all about and a meet and greet event their planning for early next month.
Then, we'll be joined by BC Minister of Mental Health and Addictions Sheila Malcolmson to talk about the Foundry that will be coming to Fort St. John in the future.
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We'll catch up with Prince George-Peace River-Northern Rockies MP Bob Zimmer. Things are wrapping up for the summer break in Ottawa, so we'll chat about the session that was and the Conservative leadership race.
Then, Fort St. John Arts Council Vice President Margaret May will join us to discuss the impact Sue Popesku has had on this community. Sue will be posthumously awarded the Freedom of the City of Fort St. John at the Remembering Sue ceremony on Saturday at the NPCC.
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This week we catch up with Fort St. John Executive Director Jared Braun for an update on their new supportive housing project and other army news.
Then, Jordan Kealy from Kealy Farms will join us to chat about his prospects this season and the challenges farmers in the Peace are facing with high gas prices.
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This week on Moose Talks, we'll be chatting with Dr. Charles Helm of the Tumbler Ridge Museum about his recent discovery of swim traces from enormous prehistoric crocodiles near Tumbler Ridge that could be the largest ever discovered in the world.
Then, we catch up with Haley Bassett, the Executive Director of the Peace Liard Regional Arts Council, and find out about the Open Sky Artist in Residence program that is accepting applications right now.
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Today on Moose Talks we're talking with Trevor Bolin, the owner of Gateway Esso, about gas prices and how it's affecting his business.
Then, we'll chat with Beri Witten from H&R Block about income tax returns. There's been some changes this year that will affect you on your return, so we'll chat about that as well as some tips to help you out on your return.
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Today on Moose Talks, we're sitting down with Northern Rockies Regional Municipality Mayor Gary Foster for a bit of a Northern Rockies round-up. We'll be getting updates on their challenges with healthcare and connectivity, and discussing some new construction projects and the budget.
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This week on Moose Talks, Peace River North MLA Dan Davies is going to check in with his thoughts on the BC Budget and throne speech which were presented by the government in the past two weeks.
Then, we'll catch up with Ben Haab of Eaglevision Video Productions. He and a crew went to Ottawa to film the Freedom Convoy, so we'll chat about his experience and the documentary he's putting together from the film he shot.
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This week on Moose Talks, we're going to chatwith Dawson Creek Mayor Dale Bumstead. He's announced that he won't run again in the fall election, so we'll talk about that decision and the year that was in the Mile Zero City. Then, Fort St. John was named Canada's eighth sexiest city by PinkCherry.ca, an online adult toy store. For some local reaction, we'll chat with Veronica's Closet owner Kim Kelly about just how sexy Fort St. John really is. Tune in to Moose Talks every Friday morning at 10 on Moose FM and live on the Moose FM Facebook page.
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Today on Moose Talks, we're going to chat. Energetic County Fair organizer Dale Plourde about the steps he's taking to bring a huge annual event to Fort St. John.
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This week on Moose Talks, we'll catch up with Northern Health's CMHO Dr. Jong Kim about the loosening of circuit breaker restrictions in the northeast and aligning with the rest of the province on public orders, and chat about the new policy towards COVID-19 testing. Then, we'll meet Eryn Griffith, the Arts and Culture Manager with the City of Fort St. John. We'll talk about her new role with the City and what it means for events in the arts in Fort St. John going forward.
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This week on Moose Talks, we'll sit down with Gary Foster, the mayor of the Northern Rockies Regional Municipality.
We'll be chatting about the municipality's challenges with healthcare, BC Hydro, and connectivity. We'll also talk about their plan for a series of 911 call boxes along the Alaska Highway in the municipality and we'll get an update on the Peak Renewables pellet plant.
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This week on Moose Talks, we are chatting with Alyssa Currie, who is the executive director of the Tse'k'wa Heritage Society (Charlie Lake Caves), about future plans for the historic site.
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This week we catch up with Northern Health's Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Jong Kim on the topic of circuit breaker restrictions, rapid testing, and higher vaccination rates and lower case counts in the north.
Then we'll chat with Team Canada wheelchair basketball athlete Bo Hedges. Tune in to Moose Talks Friday mornings at 10 on Moose FM and live on the Moose FM and Energeticcity.ca Facebook pages.
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We'll be talking to former Hockey Night in Canada play-by-play announcer Jim Hughson. He retired last month after a 42-year career in broadcasting, so we'll chat about his life and career in the game of hockey and his early life in Fort St. John.
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Peace River North MLA Dan Davies will join us to talk about getting the north vaccinated, and the anti-vaccination letters sent around town that had his constituency office as the return address.
Then, we'll catch up with Richard Bell, the curator of Peace Gallery North. The Gallery recently unveiled a paint wall, and opened a new graffiti exhibit called "Plagued".
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Moose Talks will feature Adrian Dix, the BC Minister of Health, to talk about the crisis in healthcare in Northeast BC.
Then, Jon Gosselin with the Seniors Task Force will check in to tell us about their seniors reconnecting events they've planned for the rest of the year and what plans they have going forward to keep helping seniors connect with the community.
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It's our final episode of coverage of the federal election, so we'll be talking to the final three candidates in Prince George - Peace River - Northern Rockies: Phil Hewkin of Canada's Fourth Front; Amir Alavi of the Liberal Party; and Catharine Kendall of the Green Party.
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Interviews with the candidates in Prince George - Peace River - Northern Rockies vying for a seat in the federal election continues with People's Party of Canada candidate Ryan Dyck and NDP candidate Cory "Grizz" Longley.
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This week on Moose Talks, we start to hear from the candidates running in the next federal election.
This week we start with Prince George - Peace River - Northern Rockies incumbent candidate Bob Zimmer of the Conservative Party and Dave Jeffers, the candidate representing the Maverick Party.
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This week on Moose Talks, Heather Boswell will join us to talk about Overdose Awareness Day on August 31st and how you can participate.
Then, we'll chat with Peace River North MLA Dan Davies about the BC government's announcements for vaccine passports and back-to-school COVID-19 measures.
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This week on Moose Talks, we sit down with Margaret May with the Fort St. John Arts Council to chat about their proposed Creative Hub for the city.
Then, RCMP Cpl Greg Jodoin will join us to talk about his participation in the Great Cycle Challenge Canada which raises money for fighting kids' cancer.
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This week on Moose Talks, we were joined by Danette Thomson with the BC Nurses Union to talk about the 70 job openings for nurses at the Fort St. John Hospital and how the chronic shortage of nurses is affecting the workplace.
Then, we'll chat with Greg Bruce from the BC Ministry of Transportation about the announcement of another round of consultations on the Taylor Bridge replacement and what that means for moving the process forward.
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We'll sit down with Fort St. John Salvation Army Executive Director Jared Braun to talk about the new supportive housing facility they're building in town in partnership with the BC government.
Then, we'll be joined by author and activist Hassan Kontar, who was famously stranded in an airport in Malaysia for seven months in 2018. He's since made his way to Fort St. John to work for the Red Cross.
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Moose Talks, we discussed the now-public conflict between the City of Fort St. John and the North Peace Cultural Society on the City's announcement that they will take over management of the North Peace Cultural Centre. Councillor Trevor Bolin will offer the City's perspective on the situation, while North Peace Cultural Society chair Connie Surerus will speak to the Society's perspective.
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This week on Moose Talks, we'll get an update on the COVID-19 vaccination situation in the northeast from Northern Health's Northeast COO Angela De Smit.
Then, we'll be joined by Joe Lang and Kelly Clark from the Fort St. John Association for Community Living to talk about accessibility issues in and around the Energetic City.
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We'll chat with Ovvian Castrillo-Hill of the North Peace Filipino Canadian Association about Filipino Heritage Month and what events and celebrations they have planned.
Then we'll check in with Lyle Goldie with the North Peace Pride Society about Fort St. John's Pride Week and the car parade happening Saturday afternoon in celebration of the LGBTQ2S+ community.
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This week on Moose Talks, we’ll be chatting with Peace River North MLA Dan Davies about the Restart BC plan unveiled by the provincial government this week and the lack of financial support for Legions in the government's COVID 19 recovery funding.
Then, we'll chat with two Dr. Kearney students who won medals at the Canada Wide Science Fair about their experience at the fair and their projects.
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Fort St. John's Chief Financial Officer David Joy will join us to talk property taxes. He presented a report at Council this week suggesting that our property taxes are among the lowest among many comparable municipalities in BC, so we'll ask him to explain why that's good for us.
Then, Director of Public Works and Utilities Jeremy Garner will check in to talk about trash in recycling bins and why it's important to keep 'em separated.
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It’s a Moose Talks a special with the candidates running for Fort St. John Council. We'll be chatting with the candidates about some of their specific visions for the City and their role as prospective municipal leaders.
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On Moose Talks, we'll chat with Peace River North MLA Dan Davies on the provincial budget that the NDP presented last week.
Then we'll we joined by Kwong Wong of Statistics Canada to talk about the 2021 Census. We'll talk about why the census is important, and how you can get involved (including current job opportunities here in the Peace).
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We'll be checking in with Eryn Collins from Northern Health to talk about the vaccine rollout in the Peace and everything you need to know about registration and getting an appointment.
Then, we'll chat with Donna Kane with the Peace Liard Regional Arts Council. She's been working as an artist and non-profit administrator for most of her life, and recently received the Medal of Good Citizenship, which celebrates British Columbians who have acted in a particularly generous, kind or selfless manner for the common good without expectation of reward.
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This week on Moose Talks we'll be chatting with Trystan Jones, a local man and student who recently gave a TedxTalk at Simon Fraser University on Race in Rural Canada.
Then, we'll check in with Darren Snider, the President of the Fort St. John Soccer Club, on the letter he sent to City Council expressing his frustration over the condition of the fields at Surerus Park.
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This week on Moose Talks, we’ll be chat with Matthew Rankin, the new Director of Library Services at the Fort St. John Public Library, about his vision for the library moving forward.
Then, Fort St. John mayor Lori Ackerman will check in to talk about some recent developments with City Council, including their decision to vote down the prospect of refrigerated ice surfaces at Kin Park.
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This week on Moose Talks, we'll be joined by Telitha Nielsen, the Family Law Advocate with the Fort St. John Women's Resource Society, to talk about domestic violence and how the Women's Resource Centre can help women experiencing domestic abuse.
Then, Lisa Jewell, the Outreach Coordinator from the Fort St. John Women's Resource Society, will check in to talk about the overdose crisis after the BC Coroners service called 2020 the worst year for illicit drug toxicity deaths.
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We’ll chat with Fort St. John Mayor Lori Ackerman about the capital budget, the library, fireworks, High on Ice, and so much more.
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The Fort St. John Salvation Army's new Executive Director, Jared Braun, will join us to chat about his new role and looking forward to the year ahead with the Salvation Army here in town.
Then, Jessica Kalman with the Fort St. John Literacy Society will check in to talk about Family Literacy Week and some great upcoming events they have planned.
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Some residents of Old Fort have filed a lawsuit against the BC government, the PRRD, and the City of Fort St. John, among others, so their lawyer, Malcolm Macpherson will join us to talk about the lawsuit.
Then, Peak Renewables has started their first cut and hauling logs in the Fort Nelson area, so we'll chat with Northern Rockies Regional Municipality Mayor Gary Foster about what that means for the community and the region.
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This week on Moose Talks, we'll be joined by Tim Repas from Fixed Earth Solutions, a local tech company that recently won an innovation award for its work in breaking down a freshwater pollutant with custom microbes.
Then, Heather Sjoblum from the Fort St. John North Peace Museum will check in to tell us about the new exhibit called, "A Rough Journey: Railways and the North Peace".
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This week on Moose Talks, we'll chat with Jarret Krantz with BC Assessment about the 2021 property assessments and what they mean for you.
Then we'll be talking about what those assessments mean for your property taxes with Fort St. John City Councillor and realtor Trevor Bolin.
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This week on Moose Talks, we’re going to chat with Cameron Eggie of the Fort St. John Salvation Army about their annual kettle campaign and how their other donation drives are going.
Then, we’ll be joined by Paola Banks with the City of Fort St. John to talk about the city’s Virtual Santa Week programs they are hosting next week.
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This week on Moose Talks, we'll check in with Lisa Jewell from the Fort St. John Women's Resource Society about the alarming rise in overdoses they've been hearing about and dealing with at the Centre, and how they're coping with it and the increase of use they're seeing as the pandemic continues.
Then, we'll chat with Miles Randell of TEAAM Aeromedical about what services they're hoping to offer in Fort St. John in the near future.
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This week on Moose Talks we will be joined by Peace River North candidates Trevor Bolin of the Conservative Party of BC and Dan Davies of the BC Liberal Party. We'll be talking about how they intend to serve you as your MLA should they win the election.Tune in to Moose Talks every Friday morning at 10 on Moose FM or the Moose FM and Energeticcity.ca Facebook pages.
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This week on Moose Talks, Lori Ackerman, the Mayor of Fort St. John, will join us to talk about being a woman in a leadership role, the future of the North Peace Leisure Pool, and what she’s looking to hear from the parties for municipalities in the upcoming BC election.
Then, we’ll continue our election talk with Jason Morris of UNBC, who will join us to talk about how things are shaping up in the Peace River North and South ridings and if vote splitting could actually be a factor in this election.
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This week on Moose Talks, we’ll be chatting about the election in the time of COVID with our local Elections BC Electoral Officer, Eliza Stanford. Eliza will share how you can vote and what changes you'll see at the polls in 2020.Then, we be joined by Norbert Kaspar with the Key Learning Centre to talk about distance education and how things have changed given we’re living in the time of COVID.Tune in to Moose Talks, every Friday morning at 10 on Moose FM and the Moose FM and Energeticcity.ca Facebook pages.
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This week on Moose Talks, we'll be joined by BC Liberal Party leader and leader of the opposition Andrew Wilkinson to chat about a possible early election call that the premier has been hinting at for weeks, and the bevy of spending commitments the NDP has made recently.
Then, BC Conservative Party leader Trevor Bolin will join us to talk about how prepared his party is for a possible early election, and how he feels about the government's spending over the past few weeks and beyond.
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This week on Moose Talks, we'll be chatting with Bob Zimmer, the MP for Prince George-Peace River-Northern Rockies about the overdose crisis, prorogation, and new Conservative Party leader Erin O'Toole. Then, we'll be joined by Cameron Eggie and Vince van Wieringen with the Rotary Club of Fort St. John about the upcoming Rotary Drive-Thru Breakfast on Sept. 10 to support children and youth in our community.Tune into Moose Talks Friday mornings at 10 on Moose FM and on the Moose FM and Energeticcity.ca Facebook pages.
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This week on Moose Talks, we will speak with School District 60 Superintendent Stephen Petrucci about plans for students to return to school next week and Lyric Parnham will join us to discuss the overdose crisis in Fort St. John and the work he is doing to bring the Society for Narcotic and Opioid Wellness to Fort St. John.Moose Talks can be heard every Friday at 10 a.m. on Moose FM or live here on Facebook. You can download the podcast by visiting www.energeticcity.ca/moosetalks
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We'll be talking about your favourite furry flying mammals with Bruce Kosugi of the Charlie Lake Conservation Society as they are hosting a Bat Walk tomorrow night at Beatton Provincial Park. Then, we'll be joined by the Fort St. John Curling Club's new General Manager of Business Development, Emily Furlot. We'll chat about what role she's playing with the club and how they're looking at new ways to use their space.
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We'll be chatting with Stephen Petrucci, the Superintendent for School District 50, about the back-to-school plan that the BC Government announced last week and how prepared the district is to implement that plan and welcome students back at the beginning of September.
We'll also be joined by Candace Buchamer, the manager of the Fort St. John branch of the BC SPCA, to talk about how they've fared through the pandemic and a major fundraiser that they're hosting right now.
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We'll be chatting with Michele Wiebe, the President of the Peace River North Teacher's Association, all about the BC government's back to school plan and how the BCTF and local teachers are reacting to and preparing for it.
Then, we'll be joined by Helen Knott, the author of the memoir In My Own Mocassins, who will tell us all about the Because You Can Single Parents Writer Prize that she created.
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This week on Moose Talks, we spoke with Andrew Wilkinson, the Leader of the BC Liberal Party and the Official Opposition, about what he believes the government should be doing to safely reopen the BC economy.
Then we’ll chat with Wynnette Lowes, a realtor with Century 21 and a director on the BC Northern Real Estate Board, about how the real estate market fared in Fort St. John in the first half of this year.
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This week on Moose Talks, we’ll be joined by Stewart Muir with the Task Force for Real Jobs, Real Recovery, on Fort St. John’s Mayor Lori Ackerman's recent appointment to the task force and how they hope to contribute ideas to the federal government on recovery in the post-COVID world based on resource extraction
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Moose Talks- Dr. Nel Wieman, Acting Deputy Chief Medical Officer, First Nations Health Authority and Gary Foster, mayor of the Northern Rockies Regional Municipality.
This week on Moose Talks, we'll be talking to Dr. Nel Wieman to discuss the recent surge in overdose deaths among First Nations, Metis, and Inuit people in BC. Then Gary Foster will check in to talk about the largest ever community forest licence awarded to the district's partnership with the Fort Nelson First Nation.
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This week on Moose Talks, we'll be talking to Dan all about the new session of the legislature that just opened up and how it's changed. We'll also talk about the Old Fort landslide and what he thinks about how the BC government is handling the reopening of BC's economy.
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Brad Sperling, the chair of the Peace River Regional District, will join us to give an update on the Old Fort landslide and how the PRRD and the BC government are responding to the situation.
We'll also be chatting with Jay Hill, the new interim leader of Wexit Canada and the former longtime Conservative MP for Prince George-Peace River about why he joined and took on leadership of the western seperatist party.
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This week on Moose Talks, Mayor Lori Ackerman will join us to talk about the City's decision to not hold a Canada Day Parade and other traditional Canada Day activities. She will also touch on a decision Council made this week that will change what taxes a non-profit pays in our community. Plus Scott Ellis, from the Guide Outfitters Association of BC will be on the show to talk about how COVID-19 is affecting hunting in our region.
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This week on Moose Talks, Alan Yu, founder of the Fort St. John Multicultural Society, will join us to talk about racism in our community. With protests in the US bringing this issue to the forefront, we will talk about racism in Fort St. John. Then Ted Sloan will join us to talk about the World Fair, an event that celebrates diversity and how they are going to do the event virtually this year.
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School District 60 Superintendent Stephen Petrucci will join us to talk about schools reopening next week and the District's plan to operate in this pandemic.
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This week on Moose Talks, we'll host a business round table to discuss how local businesses are reopening after being closed for almost two months.
Julie Ziebart, President of the Fort St. John and District Chamber of Commerce, will be joined by Darren Thomson, owner of Montana's and Booster Juice and Rheannon White, owner of Studio 105.
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This week Fort St. John Mayor Lori Ackerman will join us to talk about the new Fort St. John RCMP detachment and City's plan to fund it. Also, Jon Gosselin of CareMongers FSJ will join us to talk about their food drive.
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This week on Moose Talks - MLA Dan Davies will join us to talk about the B.C. Plan to reopen the economy and what's next for this region with COVID-19. Also Chris Gardner with the ICBA will join us to talk about how the pandemic is affecting the construction industry and projects like LNG Canada and Site C.
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This week on Moose Talks, we will talk with local businesses about how COVID-19 is affecting their business. Cheryl Montgomery, Executive Director, Fort St. John and District Chamber of Commerce will join us along with Brian Kirschner, Owner, The Lido Theatre and Shelley Gallinger, Co-owner, Home Hardware Building Centre.
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This week on Moose Talks, we speak with Bob Zimmer, MP for Prince George - Peace River - Northern Rockies about COVID-19 and everything the Federal Government is doing. Then Peace River North MLA Dan Davies will join us to talk about the Provincial Response.
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This week on Moose Talks we will chat about how schools in Fort St. John and handling the COVID-19 pandemic and the Fort St. John Literacy Society will join us to talk about the help they need.
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On this week's show Fort St. John Mayor Lori Ackerman joins us via video to talk about COVID-19 and how it is affecting our community. We will also be joined by Faye Anstey of NorthernRed Fitness to talk about how we can still be active at home.
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On this week's Moose Talks, Julie Ziebart and Tracy Leishman from MNP will help us sort through all the government funding programs available during the COVID-19 pandemic. We will also talk with Cameron from the Fort St. John Salvation Army and learn more about how they are being affected and how you can help.
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This week on Moose Talks, Art Jarvis joins us from the ICBA to talk about local companies struggling to get paid from the Site C project. Also representatives from 100 Women Who Care will join us to talk about their next event.
Please note - We were hoping to start the show by talking about COVID-19, the novel coronavirus, and how Northern Health is preparing to deal with it and some best practices and tips on how we can all do our part in reducing the spread of it. Unfortunately, Northern Health hasn’t returned our calls. We will continue to work towards getting in touch with them for future news stories and interviews on this important subject.
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This week on Moose Talks, MP Bob Zimmer will stop by to talk about the Coastal Gas Link Blockades, the new Caribou Agreement and other activities in Ottawa. Then Christine Clark, Executive Director of Community Bridge will stop by to talk about their Coldest Night of the Year fundraiser and share more about what Community Bridge does in Fort St. John.
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This week on Moose Talks, we speak with Alan Yu about the rally being held on Saturday in support of Oil and Gas Development in Canada called A Rally for Canada. Also Chris Wheeler, co-founder of Beescause will stop by to talk about all things beekeeping. Learn more at www.beescause.com
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This week on Moose Talks, the B.C. Winter Games have taken over Fort St. John. We will talk with Alison Noble, President & CEO, BC Games Society about the history of the BC Games, why Fort St. John was chosen, and what we have to look forward to in these games.
Also Pauleanne Codilla from the Youth Advisory Council is stopping by to chat about the Youth Advisory Council and the upcoming Youth Changing Tomorrow event taking place February 27 at Northern Lights College.
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This week on Moose Talks, we will talk about the City of Fort St. John Operating and Capital Budgets and how those budgets will affect you in 2020. Then Marissa Jordan will join us to tell you all about this weekends High on Ice Winter Festival. See a full schedule of events at www.fortstjohn.ca/ice
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Today on Moose Talks, Dan Davies, MLA, Peace River North is stopping by to talk about the provincial government and how they will be presenting the Throne Speech next week as well as their budget the week after that. Dan will touch on what he’s expecting to see and how it will affect you Then Lisa Jewell, Outreach & Housing Coordinator, Women’s Resource Society is stopping by to talk about the upcoming Homeless Count, and how you can become a volunteer.
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This week we talked to Conservative candidate Bob Zimmer and Liberal candidate Mavis Erickson.
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