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Local rock band Rose Prairie Romance, takes the stage at CanolaFest again this year. This time around they have added a lead guitarist and a few new songs to their repertoire, and were thrilled to hear how much the crowd enjoyed all the local musicians.

This up and coming Vancouver based country band is back in the Peace Region after a successful New Year's Eve performance. The guys made friends with some of the locals and were excited to return to our area to open for Tim Hicks at CanolaFest at Peace Island Park.

CanolaFest's headliner Tim Hicks chats on camera with our Host Emily Moyes, just before he takes the stage at Peace Island Park. This is his first time in the Peace Region of BC, but he says that's one of his favourite parts of the gig- discovering the beautiful areas across Canada.

Catch all the action from CanolaFest 2016! From our local singer/songwriters, and radio personalities to the big names seen on stage, you'll see a little bit of everything from the Peace Region's country music festival in this go! story.

Last summer we attended the launch of My Peace River in Taylor BC. The two founders, Jody Peck and Jodie Ponto are back to release the material documented in this artistic venture. The music videos and live EP recorded on the banks of the Peace River are available for purchase and the funds are going to Raven Trust to...

Join us for the latest instalment of Conversations with Faisal Rashid. This eye opening interview with Fort Nelson Mayor Bill Streeper focuses on the struggles in their region and sends the message that things may get worse before they get better.

Wendy Davies, Manager of the SPCA in Dawson Creek is working with volunteers Michele and her daughter Jane on the “Fear Free Handling Techniques”. Michele and Jane find the volunteer work fulfilling and educational. Spending time with the kittens and puppies is an added bonus.

Join Buzz Host Emily Moyes as she brings you the latest community events around the Peace Region.

The weather cooperated and the downtown core was packed for Fort St. John's Annual Canada Day Parade! Everyone headed to Centennial Park to celebrate with live entertainment and experience different cultures and food at the World Fair.

Meet Fort St. John's classically trained pianist, Wesley Phan, on this go! story. He has been playing the piano since he was only 3 years old, yet still has time to work at his family's restaurant, and keep up his grades, so he can study to be a doctor once he graduates high school next year.

There was no rain in sight but there were rainbows everywhere to start off Fort St John’s 1st annual Gay Pride Parade. The community support was amazing and a bit surprising for the Pride committee & Parade organizers.

Join Buzz Host Emily Moyes as she heads to Centennial Park to take in not only the Farmer's Market, but the launch of lovefortstjohn.com Local business owner Deb Bowyer shares why small business and supporting local is so important in Northern BC.

It's back! The annual Art Walk around the Energetic City is hosting 28 artists in local venues downtown. We meet with two ladies participating in the event and learn about their passion for the arts on this go! story.

On this episode of Conversations with Faisal Rashid, we invite Dawson Creek Mayor Dale Bumstead to discuss the growth, stability and agriculture in his beloved city.

A great sport for anyone with disabilities or able bodies alike can participate. Bo Hedges family partnered with PacificSport Northern BC to raise awareness for Wheelchair Basketball and the accessibility in Fort St John.

The Taylor Arena greeted drummers, dancers, spectators, food vendors and moccasin makers from across North America for their 11th annual Pow Wow.

The oil and gas industry leaders teamed with Blueberry River First Nations and government showcase how working together makes everyone a winner.

In our latest episode of Conversations with Faisal Rashid we sit down with City Councillor, Published Author and Business Mogul Trevor Bolin. He shares with us his rise to success, his vision for the Peace Region and shares a message with our youth.