Public Notice: 86 Avenue Construction Work – Concrete & Surface Work Please note that this work began, September 7 and will have an impact on access to properties and access routes. During this time we ask that you park outside of the construction zone. Please ensure that you move any vehicles or larger items you wish to have access to during this time from your driveway and street prior to the commencement of this work. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Every effort will be made to complete this work in a timely manner.Read More →

Nomination Day is Monday September 18, 2017 and that nominations for the election of candidates for the following offices will be received at Town Hall (9911 – 100 St, Peace River) between the hours of 10am and 12pm noon on Nomination Day.Read More →

Hundreds of people will be in town over the weekend for the Métis Nation General Assembly, which is being hosted in Peace River. There are a number of things happening in town to celebrate.Read More →

Bylaw 2002, a Bylaw to enable the Town of Peace River to borrow money on behalf of the Peace Regional Recreation Centre, has passed third and final reading.Read More →

Volunteer With The Peace River Community  Soup Kitchen The Peace River Community Kitchen is looking for community oriented individuals to join their team! Your volunteer duties will include picking up the soup and sandwiches at the designated restaurant. Setting out beverages and dishes. Serving soup and sandwiches to patrons. Cleaning up dishes, tables and sweeping floors. Organization – Peace River Soup Kitchen Location – St. James Cathedral Church – Lower Hall Cause – Serving a hot meal to those who need it. Age Restrictions – 18 and older unless accompanies by an adult. Contact Name – Wanda Laurin Contact Phone Number – 780-625-6309 Contact Email –Read More →

Allow me to start by acknowledging that this official start to the construction of our second highway bridge is being held on traditional Treaty 8 lands on the banks off the Peace River, the peace boundary between the Beaver and Cree First Nations. The Peace River is probably the most dominant geographical feature of Treaty 8 lands. It is certainly the largest river in Alberta. Fifty percent of all of the water in Alberta flows through the Peace. It really is a mighty and formidable river. The project that we are officially initiating today will again span the Peace by constructing a sister bridge parallelRead More →