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April 16, 2020 – Hirsch Creek Park and Radley Park will not be open for camping until at least May 31, 2020.

This action aligns with federal and provincial directives on camping and encourages people to stay home to reduce COVID-19 transmission risk.

BC Parks               www.bcparks.ca
Parks Canada     www.pc.gc.ca

The closure of these parks is necessary to ensure the continued health and safety of the public and District of Kitimat personnel.

The...

April 16, 2020 – The District of Kitimat is making available printed versions of Northern Health’s COVID-19 information posters.

These resources can be made available in 11”x 17”, 3’ x 4’, or custom sizes. The posters provide an:

• Overview of considerations before entering a place of business or public space

• General overview of COVID-19 considerations

The posters are available to local businesses, service agencies, or individuals that wish to publicly display the information.

For more information...

April 14, 2020 – The barricades that were installed off of Dyke Road, on April 9, 2020, to prevent vehicular travel to the riverbank have been removed. Vehicles are now able to access the riverbanks; however, these areas will be monitored to ensure that physical distancing is being practiced at all times.

The public is reminded to practice physical distancing at all times when recreating outdoors in the District of Kitimat.

Let’s work together to ensure that we can all
SAFELY enjoy our community’s natural...

April 9, 2020 - As we head into the Easter Weekend, the District of Kitimat wants to remind everyone that we must keep holding the line to prevent the transmission of COVID-19 in our community. Here are some considerations for keeping safe this weekend:

Barricades Installed Along Dyke Road

Due to COVID-19 congestion concerns, barricades have been installed off of Dyke Road to prevent vehicles from travelling to the riverbank. Pedestrians are still allowed to access trails and the riverbank. The public...

April 9, 2020 - Due to COVID-19 congestion concerns, barricades have been installed off of Dyke Road to prevent vehicles from travelling to the riverbank. Pedestrians are still allowed to access trails and the riverbank. The public is reminded to practice physical distancing at all times when recreating outdoors in the District of Kitimat.

Let's all do our part to keep our community safe.

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• Barricades Installed on Dyke Road