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Events Calendar

 

Today and Upcoming Events

 

Chetwynd    

                       

 

Work BC Centre Chetwynd Pride Event

 

                   

Multiculturalism Day 2026                                  2026 BC Summer Reading Club: Under the Sea!

 

   

National Indigenous Peoples day

 

 

38th Annual West Mo Days July 24-26, 2026

 

     

Harvest Festival 2026

 

Dawson Creek

    

Extreme Mudfest Dawson Creek

 

Chetwynd Council Focuses on Infrastructure, Community Growth, and Fiscal Responsibility

 

CHETWYND, B.C. – Infrastructure improvements, community development and responsible financial planning were among the key priorities highlighted in the most recent District of Chetwynd council meeting as municipal leaders continue to meet the needs of a growing community.

The meeting began with regular reports from council members and administration, updating on ongoing projects, staffing and municipal operations. These updates demonstrated the District’s commitment to transparency and keeping residents informed of ongoing initiatives.

Much of the meeting revolved around infrastructure and public works, and the preservation and enhancement of vital services including roads, utilities and public facilities. Council recognised the importance of long term planning to ensure reliable infrastructure to meet current and future demands.

Council also looked at some community development initiatives to help local growth. This included recreational programming, upcoming events and partnerships to help foster community engagement and improve quality of life for residents.

Council also took care of some financial business, reviewing expenditures and budget matters. Discussions highlighted continued efforts to balance fiscal responsibility with investments in key services and development projects.

The council also reviewed updates to bylaws and policies that strengthen governance frameworks that guide land use, municipal operations and community standards.The meeting ended with a strong plea for public engagement, encouraging residents to stay engaged in the local decision-making process, by attending meetings and keeping up to speed with the District.As Chetwynd continues to grow, council reaffirmed its commitment to sustainable development, improved infrastructure and maintaining an inclusive and connected community.

 

For full coverage and to watch the complete meeting, visit the official livestream:
https://www.youtube.com/live/qKxe4LGD0mk?si=4H2r3negd2gBVvmi

 

 

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Local Fighters Set for April 18 Showdown – Community Support & Sponsors Needed

 

As local fighters Shayne Dagenais and Tyler Hauber get ready to step into the cage on April 18, 2026 at the Vernon Rec Centre, the excitement is growing. In a recent interview, both fighters talked about their training, mindset, and commitment in the days leading up to the fight. Both fighters are clearly dedicated to putting on a good show and making their community proud, as shown by their intense daily training sessions and mental preparation.

 

    

Not Just a Fight

Things like this show that more and more people in the area are interested in mixed martial arts. These fight nights do more than just give athletes a chance to compete; they also help them improve their skills, motivate young people, and bring the community together.Both fighters stressed how important it is to have a trong support system, which can include coaches, teammates, family, and local fans.

 

 

Calling on Local Sponsors

The sport is getting bigger, and so is the need for help from businesses and the community. Sponsorship is very important for fighters because it helps them pay for training, travel, and going to events.The people in charge are asking local businesses to get involved and be a part of this exciting movement. Sponsoring not only helps athletes, but it also gives you a chance to connect with a passionate local audience and get your name out there.

 

 

Calling on Local Sponsors

As the sport gets more popular, it needs more help from businesses and the community. Sponsorship is very important for fighters because it helps them pay for training, travel, and going to events. People who are putting on the event want local businesses to get involved and be a part of this exciting movement. Sponsoring not only helps athletes, but it also gives you a chance to connect with a passionate local audience and get your name out there.

 

Information about the event

The Vernon Rec Centre will host the next fight night on April 18. It will be a night full of action and entertainment. People in the community are invited to come out, show their support, and see the energy in person.

 

  

 

Get Involved

This is a chance to be a part of something important, whether you like fights, want to support local talent, or want to make a difference in your business.Community members and businesses are welcome to get in touch and get involved if they want to sponsor something or learn more.

 

You may directly contact their facebook page :  Legend Martial Arts Academy Dawson Creek

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Youtube link: 

Exclusive Interview with Shayne & Tyler of Legend Martial Arts Academy Dawson Creek:

https://youtu.be/zEKxiPz5fVg

 

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Bunny Town | Extravaganza Easter Fun Fills the Chetwynd Rec Centre

 

On April 4, 2026, families and kids came to the Chetwynd & District Rec Centre for a fun-filled day during the Bunny Town Easter Extravaganza.

There were a lot of activities for people of all ages at the event, which brought the community together. The kids were excited to take part in the Easter egg hunt, and others had fun with face painting, games, balloon animals, and interactive booths set up all over the place.

Families could do more than just the egg hunt. They could also enter contests like bunny ear and basket competitions, as well as creative activities like coloring contests and guessing games. As kids proudly showed off their baskets full of eggs, the Rec Center was full of laughter, excitement, and lots of sweet treats.

       

 

There was a pancake patch, climbing activities, and even a free swim, which made it a full day of fun for everyone who came.The event made everyone feel welcome and warm, which gave families a chance to get together and celebrate Easter.Peace FM/Chet TV thanks the Rec Center team for putting on such a fun and successful event for the community.

 

Full Event Video:

https://youtu.be/eLY-8topSIA

 

Video highlights

https://youtu.be/p2e1UTa4NSo

 

 

 

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Chetwynd Trade Show 2026: A Weekend of Community, Connection, and Local Pride

 

The Chetwynd Trade Show took place from March 27 to 29, 2026 at the Rec Centre. It brought together local businesses, families, and community members for an engaging weekend. Organized by the Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce, this annual event highlighted the strength and variety of local entrepreneurs and organizations. There were retail displays, service providers, interactive booths, and family-friendly activities, so everyone found something to enjoy. Throughout the weekend, attendees could explore many booths, discover new products and services, and connect directly with local business owners. The event also included attractions like the Kids Zone, live activities, and special presentations that entertained visitors. 

With 53 booths, plus a lively Kids Zone and a well-attended dog show, there was truly something for everyone to enjoy. Throughout the weekend, the event welcomed approximately 2,300 through the doors, highlighting strong community support and interest. Attendees had the opportunity to explore a wide variety of booths, discover new products and services, and connect directly with local business owners.

   

Peace FM and Chet TV were happy to be a part of the event with the Chetwynd Spotlight Studio, which had a free photo and video booth. Visitors liked being in the spotlight, telling their stories, and playing the popular spin-the-wheel game, where many people won fun prizes. The booth made the area feel alive and gave people in the community a chance to be on local media.One of the best parts of the weekend was when the Mayor spoke about how important it is to support local businesses and how the trade show is a key event that brings people together and helps the economy grow.Local sponsors also gave a lot to the trade show, including prizes that made the event more exciting and encouraged people to come.

    

The Chetwynd Trade Show is more than just an event; it's a celebration of community spirit, working together, and being proud of where you live. Peace FM and Chet TV would like to thank the Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce, all of the vendors and sponsors who took part, and everyone who came out to support the event. The community is excited about more chances to get together and celebrate what makes Chetwynd so special now that another successful year is over.

 

 

Chetwynd Tradeshow Shoutout: https://youtu.be/a-u72wSlYKQ

Dog Show: https://youtu.be/Orzp-RIAUQ4

 Video with the Mayor: https://youtu.be/3joEvcrbhy4

Tradeshow Highlights: https://youtu.be/AvZsLPU0KQg

 

 

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