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Northern Rockies Regional Municipality

Address

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

Phone

Main Phone 250.774.2541

Email
justask@northernrockies.ca
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Recruitment Opportunity - NRRM Alternate Director - CF Corp

February 2, 2026
Jan
23

Public Service Announcement: CH-146 Griffon Helicopter Activity

January 23, 2026
Jan
23

ITT-2026-03 2026 Roadworks

January 23, 2026
Jan
22

ITT-2026-01 River Well to Booster Station Line Replacement

January 22, 2026
Jan
22

From the Bear Pit Newsletter: January 12, 2026

January 22, 2026
Jan
21

This Week in Rec: January 21, 2026

January 21, 2026
Jan
20

RCMP News Release: Police investigate an early morning report of shots fired

January 20, 2026
Jan
19

Big News: We’re Getting a New Website!

January 19, 2026
Jan
16

Northern Rockies Fire Rescue Welcomes New Recruits!

January 16, 2026
Jan
15

2026 Capital Gravel Supply

January 15, 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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