Municipal News

Dawson Creek downtown upgrades nearing completion

Several projects aimed at improving Dawson Creek’s downtown are now complete or nearing the finish line.

Northern Lights College looks to build stronger ties with Dawson Creek through recreation

Northern Lights College wants to make sure its students have more reasons to stick around after class and it's looking to the City of Dawson Creek for help.

Dawson Creek recognizes rural health workers with National Rural Health Week proclamation

Dawson Creek is recognizing the people who help keep health care running in rural and northern communities.

Red Cross highlights health equipment support for Dawson Creek residents

Dawson Creek residents recovering from surgery, illness or injury can access medical equipment without having to buy it outright, thanks to a Canadian Red Cross program operating in the community.

Fort St. John looking for contractors to help haul snow this winter

With winter weather just around the corner, the City of Fort St. John is looking to beef up its snow-clearing lineup.

Taylor resident urges council to reject proposed Site E megadam

A long-time resident living along the Peace River is urging local municipal leaders to stand against BC Hydro’s proposed Site E dam project, pointing to 15 years of severe ecological degradation in her backyard.
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Fort St. John celebrates more than a decade of women’s leadership with Spark Week

A local conference focused on supporting women in leadership is being recognized by the City of Fort St. John as it marks more than a decade of professional development in the region.

Fort St. John council approves free transit on election days

Fort St. John residents will be able to ride public transit for free on both upcoming provincial and municipal election days.

Fort St. John to light up purple in support of domestic violence awareness

Fort St. John is preparing to shine a purple light on domestic violence and intimate partner violence throughout October.

Dawson Creek says parks are for everyone after video sparks backlash

The City of Dawson Creek is reaffirming that its parks and green spaces are for everyone after a video filmed in a local park sparked a wave of reaction across social media.
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Dawson Creek proclaims Rail Safety Week as national stats highlight preventable tragedies

The City of Dawson Creek is officially joining communities across Canada to spotlight railway safety this week, urging drivers and pedestrians alike to keep their eyes and ears open near tracks.

Dawson Creek tunes into the power of arts with Kids Music Day declaration

Local leaders are turning up the volume on youth arts education, officially recognizing the role music plays in shaping young minds across the community.

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