People in northern communities experiencing rapid economic growth will benefit from strengthened supports that harness community and culture, improve health and safety and increase local service capacity.

The Government of British Columbia and Northern Health are moving to the next step in the procurement process for replacement of the Dawson Creek and District Hospital.

To help support the recovery of caribou populations, the B.C. government has placed restrictions on the use of snowmobiles in selected areas of the South Peace region that contain crucial caribou habitat.

People in Dawson Creek and area are one step closer to a new hospital now that a preferred proponent has been selected for the design phase.

Drivers are advised that the Old Kiskatinaw Bridge on the Old Alaskan Highway Road (Kiskatinaw Road) is temporarily closed due to a landslide under the bridge that has impacted one of its piers.

Highway 2 at 8th Street in Dawson Creek will be closed in both directions for four days starting Tuesday, May 25, to allow for utility work.

New safe and secure homes with around-the-clock supports are available for people experiencing, or at risk of, homelessness in Dawson Creek, following the opening of a new supportive housing building in the community.

People in Dawson Creek and the surrounding region are one step closer to a modern hospital, as three candidates have been shortlisted for the request for proposal (RFP).

Four communities in B.C.’s interior and north have been approved to receive their share of more than $8.5 million in provincial emergency preparedness funding.