Tse’K’wa accessibility upgrades expected to be completed this week
Accessibility upgrades at Tse’K’wa are expected to be completed this week.
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Prophet River First Nation Chief, Council receive Tribal Leader Program certification
Harvard Business School recognized the Prophet River Chief and Council for completing their one-week Tribal Leader program focused on understanding the traditional aspects of Indigenous leadership.
Prophet River First Nation’s Treaty Days provide space to educate, celebrate and heal
Prophet River First Nation (PRFN) celebrated its Treaty Days this weekend to gather, celebrate and educate individuals about Treaty 8 rights.
Halfway River First Nation Rodeo Club holds 21st annual Rodeo Roundup
The Halfway River First Nation Rodeo Club hosted its 21st annual Halfway River Rodeo Roundup last weekend, celebrating ranching culture with community members.
Saulteau First Nations Culture Camp underway
Saulteau First Nation’s annual Culture Camp kicked off this weekend, giving participants a chance to learn traditional activities to understand the Indigenous way of life.
Celebrating second Kelly Lake Days
Kelly Lake Days was held earlier this month to unite community members and celebrate their traditions and culture.
Spirit of the Peace Powwow returns to Taylor next month
The 16th annual Spirit of the Peace Powwow celebrating the richness of Indigenous culture through dancing and singing will be held in Taylor next month.
Fort Nelson First Nation’s Annual Celebration honours Elders
Fort Nelson First Nation (FNFN) celebrated its Annual Celebration, formerly known as Treaty Days, this weekend to mark the historical significance of Treaty 8 and pay respects to their Elders.
101st annual Dawson Creek Exhibition and Stampede returns this week
The over-a-century-old Dawson Creek Exhibition and Stampede event kicked off Wednesday, showcasing the cultural and agricultural aspects of the Peace region.
Nawican Friendship Centre launches mobile outreach program
The Nawican Friendship Centre has launched a mobile outreach program to support vulnerable individuals in Dawson Creek and provide education for the general public.
