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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.

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.

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.

Dawson Creek invited to join nationwide movement for National Resilience Day

A national movement is reaching out to Dawson Creek, inviting the community to take part in National Resilience Day this fall — no official proclamation required.

Dawson Creek moves ahead with next phase of long-term water supply planning

Dawson Creek is moving into the next stage of planning for a long-term water supply, with city council approving further work on the project.

Dawson Creek council weighs hiring rules, bias and barriers in municipal recruitment

Dawson Creek city council is taking a closer look at how municipal hiring decisions are made, including how the city works to reduce barriers and limit bias during recruitment.

Dawson Creek council backs new recreation refund rules despite concerns over mid-program withdrawals

Dawson Creek residents seeking refunds from city recreation programs will soon have clearer rules to follow after council approved a new policy governing cancellations, refunds and account credits.

Dawson Creek marks Literacy Month with focus on digital skills

Literacy is about more than knowing how to read and write, and the Dawson Creek Literacy Society says the community’s needs are changing as more essential services move online.

Dawson Creek Society for Community Living seeks tax exemption for new seniors’ housing

A local non-profit that has served Dawson Creek for nearly seven decades is asking city council for a property tax exemption as it expands support for aging residents with developmental disabilities.

Dawson Creek Chamber seeks tax exemption to support local businesses

The Dawson Creek and District Chamber of Commerce is asking city council for a property tax exemption as it works to recover financially and expand its community programming.

New plan targets Dawson Creek shelter concerns as operators prepare for possible move

A new plan for Dawson Creek’s emergency shelter aims to address ongoing concerns from nearby residents and businesses while improving support for people experiencing homelessness.

Dawson Creek city council cancels capital projects to fund city hall renovation

Dawson Creek city council is cancelling several capital projects to help fund asbestos remediation and renovations at city hall.
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