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Northern Rockies Regional Municipality

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5319 - 50th Avenue South | Bag Service 399
Fort Nelson BC V0C 1R0
Canada

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Main Phone 250.774.2541

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[email protected]
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Jul
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Water Main Leak - Service Interruption on 49th Street/Sunset Drive

July 28, 2026
Jul
28

RFQ-2026-22 Asphalt Hot Box

July 28, 2026
Jul
24

This Week in Rec: July 24, 2026

July 24, 2026
Jul
22

Roadwork planned for 44 Avenue and 55 Street

July 22, 2026
Jul
22

RFP-2026-21 Zoning Bylaw Update

July 22, 2026
Jul
21

Public Notice - Tree Falling at local parks

July 21, 2026
Jul
17

From the Bear Pit Council Newsletter: June 22 & July 13, 2026

July 17, 2026
Jul
15

Planned roadwork in the Angus subdivision (Birch Drive and 56th Street)

July 15, 2026
Jul
15

This Week in Rec: July 15, 2026

July 15, 2026
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This Week in Rec: July 10, 2026

July 10, 2026

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Northern Rockies Regional Municipality

Address
5319 - 50 Avenue South,
Fort Nelson, BC
Phone
250-774-2541
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We acknowledge the traditional territories of the Indigenous Peoples of the region including the Dene, Cree, Dunne Tsaa, Tsááʔ C̨hé Ne Dane, Dene Tha’ and Kaska peoples, many of whom are connected through kinship networks, and the enduring presence of the Métis community all of which have historic, cultural and long-standing connections to the land base in northeast British Columbia.

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