Peace River Regional District Electoral Area C is a scenic and resource-rich rural area in northeastern British Columbia, encompassing several small communities and vast natural landscapes. It offers a peaceful, country lifestyle while supporting diverse economic activities, including agriculture, forestry, and energy development.
Governance and services are provided by the Peace River Regional District (PRRD), which manages land use planning, emergency services, infrastructure, and community initiatives tailored to meet the needs of rural residents and businesses in Area C.
Economic drivers include agriculture, oil and gas, forestry, and transportation, supported by convenient access to major highways and regional centres like Fort St. John and Dawson Creek.
Recreational opportunities abound with plentiful trails, rivers, and wilderness areas ideal for hunting, fishing, snowmobiling, hiking, and other outdoor pursuits, offering residents an active connection to the natural environment.
Why Peace River Regional District Area C stands out:
Expansive rural landscapes providing a quiet, nature-focused lifestyle.
Strong economic ties to resource sectors and agriculture.
Regional services and governance designed to support sustainable rural living and growth.
Peace River Regional District Area C combines natural beauty with economic opportunity, fostering a vibrant and resilient rural community in northeastern BC.
Baldonnel
Charlie Lake
Clairmont
Grand Haven
Old Fort
Two Rivers