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northeastern BC with a 2.5-fold increase, in population by 1956. Industrial development began with the provincially funded megaprojects which included the extension of transportation and utility infrastructure through the Rocky
Mountains to Chetwynd and across the region and the construction of two hydroelectric dams at Hudson's Hope. An oil and gas industry developed and helped Fort St. John's population increase from 3,619 people in 1961 to 13,891 in 1981 surpassing Dawson Creek as the largest city. The last municipality in the region to incorporate was Tumbler Ridge which was built by the province in 1981 as an instant community to service two proposed coal mines. The region experienced little growth in the late-1980s and the population remained between 55,000 and 59,000 between 1992 and 2003. Since then, with a booming oil and gas industry, the population has gained over 5,500 people in three years.
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1048:. Due to its population size relative to the other jurisdictions and the Board's weighted voting scheme, Fort St. John elects two directors and two alternates. The Board annually elects a chairperson from its membership. The Board convenes twice a month in the board room of Regional District office in Dawson Creek, although they occasionally meet in other member municipalities. Portions of these meetings are dedicated to the matters arising from the Peace River Hospital District which has the same membership and is responsible for raising capital for hospital expenditures.
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975:: the rolling uplands with few ridges and wide valleys of the Clear Hills and Halfway Plateau ecosections, the wide plains with deeply incised rivers of the Peace Lowland ecosection, and the rolling uplands and Rocky Mountain foothills of the Kiskatinaw Plateau ecosection. These ecosections have many wetlands, ponds, and slow-moving streams the area is a major migratory corridor for water- and shorebirds. Moose are the most common large mammal but mule and white-tailed deer, caribou, and elk are also very common. The ecosystem also supports
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waste, rural budgets, and parks and recreation. The directors are joined with members of the public on committees for agricultural advisory, libraries, fire protection, community sewer systems, and emergency management. Directors can also be appointed to outside agencies to represent the interests of the
Regional District.
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The
Electoral Area Directors Committee, consisting of the four electoral area directors, meet separately from the Board as a committee twice a month and addresses issues from their jurisdictions that do not require municipal participation. The board directors also form committees for wildlife, solid
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in 1907 and opened it to homesteading in 1912. Pioneer Hector
Tremblay, and a few others, helped cut trails and opened stores and lodges to help incoming settlers. The first community of these settlers was established at Pouce Coupe, around Tremblay's cabin. The land was granted back to the province
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The
Regional District is governed by a board of 11 directors. The Board consists of one representative from each municipality, usually the mayors, and one director from each electoral area. The municipal representatives, and their alternates, are elected by the municipal councils and the electoral
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into the foothills of the Rocky
Mountains and beyond. European-Canadian explorers penetrated the area during the 19th century by canoeing along the Peace River and establishing trading posts at Fort St. John and Hudson's Hope. In 1883 the province gave the federal government control over 3,500,000
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with low year-round precipitation. Moist
Pacific air loses its precipitation over several mountain ranges before moving over the region, while Arctic air masses are uninterrupted. About 61% of BC's bird species and 46% of all breeding species occur in this ecoprovince. This ecoprovince is divided
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flows west-to-east through the middle of the eastern half of the regional district. West of the
Rockies the terrain is severe mountain wilderness with few roads and only a handful of inhabitants. Its total land area is 119,200.1 km (46,023.42 sq mi), the largest regional district in British
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was constructed by 10,000 US Army servicemen connecting Dawson Creek to Alaska via Fort Nelson. After the war and turning the highway over the province, the highway made it much easier to transport resources and agricultural products to rail lines and left Dawson Creek with 14-fold increase, and
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The region grew slowly as agricultural settlements spread westward to the foothills of the Rocky
Mountains and northward to the muskegs of the Liard. In 1932 Pouce Coupe became the first community in the region to incorporate as a village, followed by Dawson Creek in 1936 after a rail line was
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and Lakota
Agriplex and is owned by the City of Dawson Creek with capital costs partly borne by ratepayers in the Village of Pouce Coupe and a defined portion of Electoral Areas D and E. The Encana Events Centre, aka and formerly the Dawson Creek Events Centre, is operated by
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Despite this large area, only about 64,272 people live there, giving the Regional District a population density of 0.54 people per km (1.4 people/mi). The people live almost exclusively in the agricultural areas in British Columbia's portion of the
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1067:. Peace River North, represented by Pat Pimm, includes the northern half of the Regional District as well as the entire Northern Rockies Regional District. The Peace River Regional District is entirely with the federal riding of
951:, begins on the northern end of the Rockies and stretches into Alberta and the NRRD. Here, mean annual temperatures have ranged between −2.9 and 2 °C with annual precipitation averages between 330 and 570 mm.
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The Regional District is the largest in the province, comprising 13% of its area. At 119,200 km (46,023 mi) it is similar in area to the American state of
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Westward expansion during the 18th and 19th centuries pushed First Nation groups westward and into competition with each other for resources. The Algonkian-speaking
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acres (14,200 km) of land, anywhere north the Rocky Mountains, as part of a deal to extend a rail line to Vancouver. After settling land claims with
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In cooperation with member municipalities and communities, the PRRD supports and/or finances recreation facilities in many communities. These include:
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1987:"Population and dwelling counts, for Canada, provinces and territories, and census divisions, 2016 and 2011 censuses – 100% data (British Columbia)"
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Located east of the Rockies, the regional district is characterized by rolling hills with grain and cattle farms. About 40% of the province's
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911:. The southwestern border runs along the Rocky Mountains, beginning at Intersection Mountain then northwesterly along the summit of the
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1115:. With a land area of 117,216.74 km (45,257.64 sq mi), it had a population density of 0.5/km (1.4/sq mi) in 2021.
2800:
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1738:, owned by the school district and operated by the Buick Creek Community Club. The arena is located 45 minutes north of Fort St John.
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1851:. Hence, from March to November, clocks in the regional district are synchronized with the rest of the province, which is on
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471:, Canada. The regional district comprises seven municipalities and four electoral areas. Its member municipalities are the
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the Clearview Arena, operated by the Clearview Arena Society; the arena is located 40 minutes northeast of Fort St John.
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Statistic includes total responses of "Chinese", "Korean", and "Japanese" under visible minority section on census.
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570:
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The regional district supports community organizations in maintaining various public community halls and grounds.
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Chetwynd Recreation Complex, aka the Chetwynd and District Recreation Centre, operated by the District of Chetwynd
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527:
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Statistic includes total responses of "Filipino" and "Southeast Asian" under visible minority section on census.
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Statistic includes all persons that did not make up part of a visible minority or an indigenous identity.
991:. There are few small mammal or reptile species. Fish species are restricted to freshwater fish like the
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was created when the PRLRD split to create the PRRD and the NRRD. The Regional District borders with six
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Statistic includes total responses of "West Asian" and "Arab" under visible minority section on census.
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are located within the regional district's boundaries, but are not governed by the regional district.
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1063:. Peace River South is entirely with the Regional District and is represented by Mike Bernier in the
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the North Peace Leisure Pool, operated by the City of Fort St John, in that city's downtown
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area directors are elected for 3 year terms by their constituents during province-wide
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2227:"Electronic Area Profiles Profile of Census Divisions and Subdivisions, 1996 Census"
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2011:
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is larger, but is not a regional district.) The total population reported in the
535:
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2672:
2399:
1863:
1304:
1016:
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1942:" and "Multiple visible minorities" under visible minority section on census.
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1020:
1000:
996:
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The Regional District is covers portions of two provincial electoral areas:
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was 58,264 with 24,019 private dwellings, up from 55,080 people in 2001.
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in 1930 after conflicts regarding the water and mineral rights emerged.
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1962:
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total private dwellings, a change of -2.2% from its 2016 population of
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Its modern boundaries were established on October 31, 1987, when the
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The Peace River Regional District administers five regional parks:
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was divided in two. The separated northern territories became the
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straddling the Peace River. This biogeoclimatic zone, called the
803:
504:
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Note: Totals greater than 100% due to multiple origin responses.
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The regional district and the municipalities within it observe
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South Peace Multiplex comprises the Kenn Borek Aquatic Centre,
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472:
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recorded 8,444 people in northeastern BC but a year later the
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Government of Canada, Statistics Canada (November 27, 2015).
2070:"Population and dwelling counts: Canada and census divisions"
511:. The district's administrative offices are in Dawson Creek.
2121:
Government of Canada, Statistics Canada (October 27, 2021).
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Government of Canada, Statistics Canada (October 26, 2022).
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Government of Canada, Statistics Canada (August 20, 2019).
1855:. During the winter, they are synchronized with clocks in
799:
2023:
BC Names/GeoBC entry "Fort Nelson-Liard Regional District
1938:
Statistic includes total responses of "Visible minority,
2225:
Government of Canada, Statistics Canada (June 4, 2019).
2199:
Government of Canada, Statistics Canada (July 2, 2019).
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groups in the Peace River Regional District (1996–2021)
1099:, the Peace River Regional District had a population of
2310:
441:
580:
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Recreation Centre page, District of Chetwynd website
2224:
2198:
2172:
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2120:
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2012:
BC Names/GeoBC "Peace River-Liard Regional District"
919:and then northwesterly along the watersheds of the
2295:Welcome to Parks and Recreation page, PRRD website
1981:
1979:
1847:) year round; they do not change their clocks for
1874:(Pacific Time) do observe daylight-saving time.
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2353:Places adjacent to Peace River Regional District
958:most of the Regional District is located in the
1976:
2034:The "St. John Reserve" Agricultural Settlement
1939:
1905:
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835:, the government surveyed out its land as the
810:, which pushed the fellow Athapaskan-speaking
564:is situated within the regional district. The
348:117,387.55 km (45,323.59 sq mi)
54:Rolling grass hills just outside Fort St. John
2502:
2338:
2044:
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21:Regional district in British Columbia, Canada
16:Regional district in British Columbia, Canada
2097:"Census Profile, 2021 Census of Population"
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1785:Golata Creek Club & Recreation Grounds
1038:
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2058:Ecology – Ecoregion Classification System
1914:
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2262:Recreation facilities page, PRRD website
1721:
860:
856:
2461:Regional District of Fraser-Fort George
2914:Regional districts of British Columbia
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2466:Municipal District of Greenview No. 16
2367:Northern Rockies Regional Municipality
893:Municipal District of Greenview No. 16
555:Northern Rockies Regional Municipality
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1932:
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100:
2456:Regional District of Bulkley-Nechako
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2284:Encana Events Center "About Us" page
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514:The regional district also has four
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802:had pushed the Athapaskan-speaking
551:Fort Nelson-Liard Regional District
547:Peace River-Liard Regional District
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966:. This area is characterized by a
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581:Municipalities and electoral areas
118:
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1788:Halfway-Graham Recreation Grounds
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844:extended there from Alberta. The
516:regional district electoral areas
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1862:The surrounding regions, namely
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1872:Prince George, British Columbia
1791:Halfway-Graham Gymkhana Grounds
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956:Ecoregion Classification System
2596:Mountain resort municipalities
2432:County of Grande Prairie No. 1
2251:Local Parks page, PRRD website
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2027:
2016:
2005:
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1692:Parks and community facilities
897:County of Grande Prairie No. 1
262:Administrative office location
172:
1:
2909:Peace River Regional District
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2417:Peace River Regional District
2389:
2123:"Census Profile, 2016 Census"
1949:
1803:Upper Pine Recreation Grounds
1736:Buick Creek, British Columbia
1003:. Major tree species include
891:in Alberta to the east – the
461:Peace River Regional District
43:Peace River Regional District
2887:WikiProject:British Columbia
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1834:
1797:North Peace Fall Fairgrounds
819:First Nations, creating the
309: • Electoral Areas
238:Location in British Columbia
7:
2586:Indian government districts
2470:Improvement District No. 25
1877:
1830:Moberly Lake Community Hall
1815:Kelly Lake Community Centre
1764:Community halls and grounds
1717:Sundance Lake Regional Park
806:into the BC portion of the
10:
2935:
1794:Goodlow Recreation Grounds
1782:Cache Creek Community Hall
1073:House of Commons of Canada
1071:and is represented in the
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369:0.536/km (1.39/sq mi)
2863:Category:British Columbia
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2372:County of Northern Lights
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2201:"2001 Community Profiles"
2175:"2006 Community Profiles"
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1093:2021 Census of Population
1069:Prince George—Peace River
960:Boreal Plains Ecoprovince
909:County of Northern Lights
683:District of Hudson's Hope
651:District of Tumbler Ridge
562:Agricultural Land Reserve
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866:Mixedwood forest wetland
2581:District municipalities
2553:Counties (court system)
1827:Jackfish Community Hall
1708:Montney Centennial Park
1039:Government and politics
569:Columbia in area. (The
485:district municipalities
432:(Pacific Daylight Time)
301: • Vice Chair
1841:Mountain Standard Time
872:
699:Village of Pouce Coupe
2683:Census agglomerations
2601:Resort municipalities
2591:Island municipalities
2036:By Dorthea Calverley.
1853:Pacific Daylight Time
1800:Osborn Community Hall
1722:Recreation facilities
864:
857:Geography and climate
829:Halfway River Reserve
603:City of Fort St. John
421: • Summer (
2801:Okanagan–Similkameen
1870:(Mountain Time) and
1849:daylight saving time
1752:EnCana Events Centre
1065:Legislative Assembly
846:1941 Canadian Census
825:West Moberly Reserve
821:East Moberly Reserve
635:District of Chetwynd
619:City of Dawson Creek
381:Most of the district
366: • Density
2919:Peace River Country
2428:Saddle Hills County
2231:www12.statcan.gc.ca
2205:www12.statcan.gc.ca
2179:www12.statcan.gc.ca
2153:www12.statcan.gc.ca
2127:www12.statcan.gc.ca
2101:www12.statcan.gc.ca
1779:Buick Rodeo Grounds
1772:in Electoral Area B
1123:
968:continental climate
945:Peace River Country
901:Saddle Hills County
889:municipal districts
885:58th parallel north
808:Peace River Country
756:Electoral Area "E"
742:Electoral Area "D"
728:Electoral Area "C"
714:Electoral Area "B"
2761:Fraser–Fort George
2693:Regional districts
2533:Regional districts
2376:Clear Hills County
2076:. February 9, 2022
1993:. February 8, 2017
1711:Minaker River Park
1118:
954:According to BC's
905:Clear Hills County
873:
667:District of Taylor
396:Electoral area B /
389:Mountain Time Zone
358: • Total
293: • Chair
288:Board of Directors
2896:
2895:
2829:Squamish–Lillooet
2771:Kootenay Boundary
2701:Alberni–Clayoquot
2668:Greater Vancouver
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2074:Statistics Canada
1991:Statistics Canada
1757:Comcast Spectacor
1714:Spencer Tuck Park
1684:
1683:
1644:Total population
1097:Statistics Canada
1061:Peace River North
1057:Peace River South
879:or New Zealand's
837:Peace River Block
791:
790:
540:Indian settlement
465:regional district
457:
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413:Pacific Time Zone
345: • Land
296:Brad Sperling (C)
285: • Body
280:Regional district
277: • Type
226:Major communities
36:Regional district
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2796:Northern Rockies
2781:Mount Waddington
2736:Columbia–Shuswap
2731:Central Okanagan
2726:Central Kootenay
2678:Greater Victoria
2538:School districts
2519:British Columbia
2517:Subdivisions of
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2311:Official website
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1808:Electoral Area D
1603:Total responses
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2844:Thompson–Nicola
2776:Metro Vancouver
2766:Kitimat–Stikine
2746:Cowichan Valley
2706:Bulkley–Nechako
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2658:Greater Kelowna
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2630:Metro areas and
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1100:
1089:census division
1085:
1046:local elections
1041:
1013:trembling aspen
993:Arctic grayling
964:Polar Ecodomain
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536:Indian reserves
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216:Pouce Coupe
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1950:References
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1878:See also
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939:rivers.
907:and the
870:Attachie
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538:and one
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404:Kwadacha
252:Province
145:Chetwynd
2786:Nanaimo
2716:Cariboo
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2643:Mission
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2436:Alberta
2380:Alberta
1997:July 9,
1968:July 9,
1963:"Board"
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1857:Alberta
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925:Omineca
804:Dunneza
794:History
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437:Website
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