Dawson Creek is a vibrant and resilient city in northeastern British Columbia, famously known as Mile 0 of the historic Alaska Highway. With a proud agricultural heritage and a strong foundation in energy, transportation, and tourism, Dawson Creek serves as a key service and cultural hub for the Peace Region. The city blends small-town warmth with regional significance, attracting businesses, families, and visitors alike.
Business development and community leadership are supported by the Dawson Creek & District Chamber of Commerce, which works to strengthen the local economy through advocacy, business services, and networking opportunities.
Municipal services and strategic growth are managed by the City of Dawson Creek, providing planning, infrastructure, recreation, public safety, and community engagement programs that contribute to a safe and connected city.
Arts, culture, and outdoor recreation are cornerstones of life in Dawson Creek. With attractions such as the Alaska Highway House, Northern Alberta Railway Park, art galleries, and nearby lakes and trails, residents and visitors enjoy a balance of heritage, creativity, and adventure.
Why Dawson Creek stands out:
A historic gateway to the north with deep roots in agriculture, rail, and energy.
A strong cultural identity with festivals, live music, theatre, and a thriving arts community.
A transportation and logistics hub with access to key industries, roadways, and services across the Peace.
Dawson Creek continues to grow as a regional centre where opportunity meets tradition—and where every journey north begins.