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Community members gathered on May 5 to honor and remember Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit people (MMIWG2S+). Organized by Tansi Friendship Centre (2026).

From fun shoutouts and community messages to FREE photo & video moments at the Chetwynd Spotlight Studio it was an amazing weekend filled with smiles, stories, and local pride. (March 27-29, 2026).

District of Chetwynd - Council Meeting - May 4, 2026.

Community members gathered on May 5 to honor and remember Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit people (MMIWG2S+). Organized by Tansi Friendship Centre (2026).

Curling Day in Canada at the Chetwynd Curling Club. Good rocks, great laughs, and classic funspiel vibes: community, competition, and plenty of cheers on the ice! (2026).

From the Mayor's Office: Mayor Allen Courtorielle speaks about welcoming residents and visitors and highlights Chetwynd as a place to live and thrive. (2026).

CHET TV presents CHET TV BINGO Vendors!

This luncheon brings together passionate individuals building the future in business in Northern British Columbia.

Music from Linda Shallock and Prime Country (2024).

Families enjoyed free activities including face painting, balloon animals, photo booth, tattoos, swimming, skating, wall climbing, and the indoor playground. A special carnival-themed figure skating show delighted the crowd, while free popcorn, hotdogs, and drinks made the celebration even more memorable.

Enjoy fun activities from around the Peace Region, PRRD announcements and much more.

This luncheon brings together passionate individuals building the future in business in Northern British Columbia.

District of Chetwynd Council Meeting. (July 18, 2022).

District of Chetwynd - Council Meeting - April 20, 2026.

Families enjoyed free activities including face painting, balloon animals, photo booth, tattoos, swimming, skating, wall climbing, and the indoor playground. A special carnival-themed figure skating show delighted the crowd, while free popcorn, hotdogs, and drinks made the celebration even more memorable.

District of Chetwynd - Council Meeting - May 4, 2026.

Mayor's Economic Update & Dinner hosted by the Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce. Community members are gathered to hear important updates and engage in discussions about our community's future. (March 12, 2026).

Saulteau First Nation hosted a Ribbon Skirt and Indigenous Culture Celebration at the SFN Cultural Centre, featuring an Indigenous fashion show, local artists, and community connection. (2026).

District of Chetwynd - Council Meeting - April 20, 2026.

Community members gathered on May 5 to honor and remember Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit people (MMIWG2S+). Organized by Tansi Friendship Centre (2026).

Curling Day in Canada at the Chetwynd Curling Club. Good rocks, great laughs, and classic funspiel vibes: community, competition, and plenty of cheers on the ice! (2026).

The Little Giant Figure Skating Club Presents: Out of this world!

The Walrus Foundation, in partnership with the Order of Canada and Canada 150, hosts a national tour focusing on the future of the country; 50 Order of Canada recipients and 50 youth leaders are featured.

This luncheon brings together passionate individuals building the future in business in Northern British Columbia.

A fun and creative night at the Chetwynd Art Gallery in Chetwynd! From painting and clay to live performances, the community came together for an unforgettable evening.

The Walrus Talks is a national public event series about Canada and its place in the world. The Talks aim to spark conversations on the issues that matter most by presenting a diversity of perspectives. (April 2025).

From fun shoutouts and community messages to FREE photo & video moments at the Chetwynd Spotlight Studio it was an amazing weekend filled with smiles, stories, and local pride. (March 27-29, 2026).

Enjoy fun activities from around the Peace Region, PRRD announcements and much more.

District of Chetwynd - Council Meeting - April 20, 2026.

Families enjoyed free activities including face painting, balloon animals, photo booth, tattoos, swimming, skating, wall climbing, and the indoor playground. A special carnival-themed figure skating show delighted the crowd, while free popcorn, hotdogs, and drinks made the celebration even more memorable.

Follow Daniel Taylor as he paints wondrous scenes.

Presenting the Old Time Country Music Festival 2024 edition; featuring music from Carl Delorme and Grumpy Old' Men.

This luncheon brings together passionate individuals building the future in business in Northern British Columbia.

Community members gathered on May 5 to honor and remember Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit people (MMIWG2S+). Organized by Tansi Friendship Centre (2026).

Families enjoyed free activities including face painting, balloon animals, photo booth, tattoos, swimming, skating, wall climbing, and the indoor playground. A special carnival-themed figure skating show delighted the crowd, while free popcorn, hotdogs, and drinks made the celebration even more memorable.

District of Chetwynd - Council Meeting - April 7, 2026.

Mayor's Economic Update & Dinner hosted by the Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce. Community members are gathered to hear important updates and engage in discussions about our community's future. (March 12, 2026).

A fun and creative night at the Chetwynd Art Gallery in Chetwynd! From painting and clay to live performances, the community came together for an unforgettable evening.

District of Chetwynd - Council Meeting - April 20, 2026.

Saulteau First Nation hosted a Ribbon Skirt and Indigenous Culture Celebration at the SFN Cultural Centre, featuring an Indigenous fashion show, local artists, and community connection. (2026).

Chetwynd Community Down Home Christmas Tree Light-Up brings the community together to celebrate the holiday season with festive lights and a dazzling fireworks display.

The Walrus Foundation, in partnership with the Order of Canada and Canada 150, hosts a national tour focusing on the future of the country; 50 Order of Canada recipients and 50 youth leaders are featured.

A fun and creative night at the Chetwynd Art Gallery in Chetwynd! From painting and clay to live performances, the community came together for an unforgettable evening.

The Walrus Foundation, in partnership with the Order of Canada and Canada 150, hosts a national tour focusing on the future of the country; 50 Order of Canada recipients and 50 youth leaders are featured.