Tag: Peace River District Regional Board

Northern Lights College seeks PRRD funding to expand health-care training

Northern Lights College is looking to build on its recent growth in health-care programming with plans to bring more hands-on training to communities across the Peace Region.

Fort St. John backs PRRD’s plans for regional parks

The City of Fort St. John is backing the Peace River Regional District’s plans to establish a sustainable approach to creating and managing regional parks.

Federal government says temporary foreign workers can help address Peace Region labour gaps

The federal government says temporary foreign workers can continue to play a role in addressing labour shortages in rural communities, including the Peace River region.

PRRD opens nominations for four electoral area director seats

Residents interested in serving on the Peace River Regional District board can officially put their names forward for the 2026 general local election starting next month.

Peace River Regional District sparks debate over Fort St. John Aquatic Centre support

A request by the City of Fort St. John for regional support for its proposed aquatic and recreation facility sparked debate at the Peace River Regional District board meeting Thursday, with some questioning whether grant applications should move ahead before residents vote on the project.

PPRD board raises concerns over BC Hydro’s proposed Site E project

B.C. Hydro is taking a preliminary look at the possibility of building another large hydroelectric project on the Peace River as the province prepares for growing electricity demand.

Contract awarded to replace the roof at the North Peace Leisure Pool

Fort St John’s North Peace Leisure Pool will undergo some construction after the regional board voted to replace its roof.  
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