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Warming centre available until Sunday in Dawson Creek

A warming centre opened today in Dawson Creek, and will remain open through the weekend, as the city readies for a stretch of cold, winter weather.  

Warming centre to be available for next ten days in Dawson Creek

An emergency warming centre is available at the Nawican Shelter in Dawson Creek until Feb. 27.  

Dawson Creek opens warming centre making it ‘ice’ and easy to heat up

As the Peace region returns to chillier, more seasonable temperatures, Dawson Creek is preparing by opening a warming centre downtown.  

City winter-venes and extends 24/7 warming centre ahead of Holidays

People in need of a reprise from the extreme cold and snow will still have access to a warming hub in Dawson Creek, the city announced.  

Warming centre opened in Dawson Creek ahead of anticipated cold stretch in region

Ahead of temperatures dipping below –20 C this weekend, the city of Dawson Creek announced their warming centre at the Nawican Friendship Centre will open.  
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