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Through the initiative of Mr. Gregg Apolonio supported by Fr. Vener Sabacan of Notre Dame Parish, Kalipi South Peace Members and Non Members and Dawson Creek Canadian community, a dinner by donation was held last January 26, 2020.

Jordin Tootoo will be speaking at Unchagah Hall Thursday, April 16. He will share insight on leadership and exceptional teamwork from his past experience as a professional hockey player in the NHL. The event is a fundraiser the DCSS Athletics.

Chelsea Hayward and Levi Robertson with DCSS Rotary Interact hand over $260 to Angela Willmott with the Mizpah House. Students raised the funds with a candigram program in December.

The Mile 0 Quilt Guild creates roughly 35 to 40 quilts a year and another round have just been donated to the DC Hospital oncology department and community seniors.

The GDI was the place to be Monday night.

Northern Health officials have confirmed with the Dawson Creek Mirror that rumours of Covid-19 at a school were false. Eryn Collins with Northern Health said today the rumour were just that. Fake news.

The Dawson Co-op is selling “BEE Kind” hoodies to support anti-bullying initiatives and encourage acts of kindness. Proceeds from the hoodies will be donated to local mental health and wellness initiatives.

Two million acres of land in the Peace region will be placed into protected areas as part of a caribou recovery agreement signed in Vancouver today.

Did you know that bullying is a major risk factor for poor physical and mental health? Those who bully, or have been bullied, experience significant challenges forming lasting relationships, integrating into work and becoming economically independent

Blair Lekstrom has been appointed to the position of Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) for the City of Dawson Creek. Lekstrom has resigned as councillor and the position will remain vacant until a by-election is held.