Birds take flight in Dawson Creek banner contest 1999
The Mile Zero City hosts a global Birds of the World banner competition sponsored by the Kiwanis Centre. Banners 23 by 60 inches will hang on 24 downtown light posts after a 1996 idea to beautify the town. Submissions due by July 5 with up to three designs per entrant and a July 10 Banner Camp for transferring chosen designs onto canvases.
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Dawson Creek Art Gallery
Week of June 26 to July 2 Fire Danger Report
The Dawson Creek Forest Service reports fire danger is low for the week of June 26 through July 2 due to a low pressure system across the province. A ridge of high pressure is forecast to move in, with conditions expected to remain unchanged until the second week of July.
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Dawson Creek Forest Service
Critters and Beasts of Moberly Lake Wildlife Journal
A vivid natural notes piece from Moberly Lake details yellow warblers nesting in a red osier sapling, robins on a garage battery charger, and tree swallows near nest boxes. Visitors observe lesser scaups with ducklings, grebes, ospreys absent, a bald eagle teaching fishing, and a bloom of wild roses and pink coralroot orchids along the trail and beach.
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