Tag: Peace River Regional District

PRRD launches online tool to help residents prepare for 2026 election

Residents across the peace can now use an online tool to find out what will be on their ballot ahead of the 2026 General Local Election.

B.C. reviews timber supply in Fort St. John and Fort Nelson

The B.C. Ministry of Forests is taking a closer look at timber supply in Fort St. John and Fort Nelson as changes to the region’s forests continue to affect available harvesting volumes.

PRRD targets 2028 for aquatic vegetation removal at Charlie and Swan lakes

The Peace River Regional District is moving ahead with plans to tackle excessive aquatic vegetation at Charlie Lake and Swan Lake, but the work is now being targeted for 2028.

Prespatou water station to close for four days of maintenance

Residents in Prespatou will need to make other arrangements for their water later this month as the local water station undergoes scheduled maintenance.

North Peace Leisure Pool closing for month-long maintenance

Swimmers and families in Fort St. John will have to find another place to cool off this fall as the North Peace Leisure Pool shuts down for annual maintenance.

Fort St. John releases studies outlining plans for new aquatic facility

Residents can now take a closer look at the research behind Fort St. John’s proposed new aquatic facility and indoor fieldhouse.

Pouce Coupe’s Village Office Park reopens after first phase of improvements

Residents in Pouce Coupe can once again enjoy the Village Office Park after the first phase of improvements was completed.

PRRD asks residents to weigh in on future of regional waste system

Residents across the Peace River Regional District are being asked to weigh in on potential changes to the region’s network of waste transfer stations and recycling facilities.

PRRD looks for scrutineers ahead of the 2026 general election

The Peace River Regional District (PRRD) issued a public notice Thursday seeking applications for scrutineers ahead of the Oct. 17 general local election.

Fort St. John library reports more than $1 million in 2025 revenue

The Fort St. John Public Library Association reported more than $1 million in revenue last year while continuing to provide library programs and services to the community.

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.

PRRD refuses zoning amendment for proposed industrial work camp

A proposed industrial work camp near Fort St. John has been rejected by the Peace River Regional District board, with regional directors citing concerns about fire safety and the location of the proposed development.

PRRD backs funding bid for independent Peace Region agrologist

The Peace River Regional District is supporting an application that would bring an independent, year-round agrologist to the B.C. Peace Region.

Fort St. John prepares potential candidates ahead of 2026 municipal election

Residents interested in having a say in their community’s future are getting a closer look at what it takes to run for local office.

Peace Region residents urged to report invasive plants before they spread

Residents across the Peace Region are being asked to keep an eye out for invasive plants as the Peace River Regional District (PRRD) works to protect local farmland and native ecosystems.

PRRD renews funding agreement to support Pouce Coupe Riverview Cemetery

The Peace River Regional District is renewing its financial support for the Pouce Coupe Riverview Cemetery through a new five-year agreement with the Village of Pouce Coupe.
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