Alaska Highway Community Society

Dawson Creek, known as the starting point of the Alaska Highway and the land of wide open spaces, invites visitors to immerse themselves in its rich local culture and attractions. The community offers a wide range of activities and events, showcasing the unique charm and hospitality of this northern British Columbia locale. The Dawson Creek Visitor Information Centre serves as a gateway for travelers, providing essential information and resources to enhance their experience. From participating in local markets to enjoying guided tours, visitors can discover all that Dawson Creek has to offer on their journey. Generated from the website

Northeast Metis Assn is a community organization based in Dawson Creek, BC, dedicated to supporting and advocating for the local Metis population. They provide various services and programs aimed at preserving Metis culture and heritage, as well as fostering a sense of community among members. Generated from their business information

The South Peace Historical Society in Dawson Creek, Canada, is dedicated to preserving and sharing the rich history of the Peace River region of British Columbia and Alberta. Through the Calverley collection of local history materials curated by the late Dorthea Horton Calverley, the society offers a comprehensive look at the region's past. With a diverse range of topics covered, including First Nations history, fur trade, transportation, agriculture, and more, the society's archives provide valuable insights into the development and heritage of communities like Dawson Creek, Pouce Coupe, Chetwynd, and Fort St. John. Visitors can explore interviews with old-timers, church histories, and natural history information, making it a must-visit destination for those interested in the history of the Peace region. Generated from their website