District of Mackenzie

06/12/2026

The District of Mackenzie’s 2026 Paving Plan is now underway, with construction activities expected to take place from mid-June through early July.

TENTATIVE WORK SCHEDULE

June 16–19: Recreation Centre concrete work
June 22: Milling on Nechako, Stuart, Robinson, McIntyre, Grayling, and Skeena (sections)
June 23: Milling on Skeena, Selwyn, Centennial (A, B, C), Chichouyenily, Cicada Rd, and Public Works Yard
June 24–25: Paving on Centennial areas, Chichouyenily, Cicada Rd, Selwyn, and surrounding locations
June 26–July 1: Paving on Skeena (sections), Recreation Centre, Stuart, Nechako, Robinson, McIntyre, and Grayling

WHAT TO EXPECT

Temporary traffic delays and detours
Limited on-street parking in work zones
Short-term access impacts to driveways
This schedule is tentative and may change due to weather or operational requirements. The District will notify residents of any significant changes or delays.

We appreciate your patience as these important road improvements are completed.

click to enlarge The District of Mackenzie’s 2026 Paving Plan is now underway, with construction activities expected to take place from mid-June through early July. Tentative Work Schedule June 16-19: Recreation Centre concrete work June 22: Milling on Nechako, Stuart, Robinson, McIntyre, Grayling...

06/11/2026

POSTPONED – Access for All Ribbon Cutting at Morfee Lake

We’re sad to share that the ribbon cutting ceremony for the Access for All project at Morfee Lake has been postponed.

To ensure this project truly meets accessibility guidelines and serves everyone to the best of our abilities, a few additional adjustments are needed before we celebrate.

We appreciate your understanding as we take the time to get this right. A new date will be announced soon.

This project at First Beach includes:
• Accessible pathways
• Upgraded washroom facilities
• Improved lighting
• Braille signage

These upgrades will help make Morfee Lake more inclusive and enjoyable for all residents and visitors.

For more information, please contact by email at [email protected]

POSTPONED – Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Announced for the Access for All Project at Morfee Lake The ribbon cutting ceremony for the Access for All project at Morfee Lake has been postponed to allow for additional adjustments required to meet accessibility guidelines. A new date will be announced soon....

06/10/2026

The latest Council Highlights are available for viewing:

Keep up to date with Council happenings by viewing the latest Council Meeting Highlights: June 8, 2026

06/08/2026

The District of Mackenzie Public Works Department wishes to notify the Residents of Mackenzie that there will be flushing of watermains and fire hydrants, in the Gantahaz subdivision Tuesday June 9th and Wednesday June 10th. Please use extra caution when crews are on the streets.

Residents may notice a temporary discoloration of their water, and a pressure drop. Running your tap for a minimum of three minutes should clear up this problem.

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact our Public Works Department at 250-997-3761 or by email: [email protected]

Attention Residents: The District of Mackenzie Public Works Department wishes to notify the Residents of Mackenzie that there will be flushing of watermains and fire hydrants, in town between Tuesday June 2nd, and Friday, June 5th and in the Gantahaz subdivision Tuesday June 9th and Wednesday June 1...

06/05/2026

POSTPONED – Access for All Ribbon Cutting at Morfee Lake

We’re sad to share that the ribbon cutting ceremony for the Access for All project at Morfee Lake has been postponed.

To ensure this project truly meets accessibility guidelines and serves everyone to the best of our abilities, a few additional adjustments are needed before we celebrate.

We appreciate your understanding as we take the time to get this right. A new date will be announced soon.

This project at First Beach includes:
• Accessible pathways
• Upgraded washroom facilities
• Improved lighting
• Braille signage

These upgrades will help make Morfee Lake more inclusive and enjoyable for all residents and visitors.

For more information, please contact by at [email protected]

06/05/2026

The June 8th agendas are available for viewing:

Special Meeting – 6:30 pm PDF | HTML Regular Meeting of Council – 7:15 pm PDF | HTML | Livestream Council Meeting Agendas are also available: Online: https://districtofmackenzie.ca/government-town-hall/council/council-meetings/ District Office: 1 Mackenzie Boulevard, 8:30 am – 4:30 pm Monday ....

06/03/2026

FRIENDLY REMINDER

SECOND INTAKE - JULY 15TH
The Mackenzie Business Façade Improvement program, in collaboration with the Northern Development Initiative Trust, aids local businesses in enhancing their exteriors through renovations and accessibility upgrades like ramps and wider doors. This initiative aims to enhance the community's appeal and encourage patronage, contributing to the vibrancy of Mackenzie's commercial core.

The Program
The District of Mackenzie will provide a maximum of 50% reimbursement grant up to a maximum of $5,000 per building/tenant to improve the façade of commercial buildings.

Application deadline is July 15, 2026

Applications can be found on the District of Mackenzie Website, or picked up at the Municipal Office, 1 Mackenzie Blvd.

2026 Business Façade Improvement Program Application & Guidelines

If you have any questions please contact Corporate Services 250-997-3221 or by email at [email protected]

Second Intake – July 15th The Mackenzie Business Façade Improvement program, in collaboration with the Northern Development Initiative Trust, aids local businesses in enhancing their exteriors through renovations and accessibility upgrades like ramps and wider doors. This initiative aims to enhan...

06/03/2026

Red Shirt Day is a national day of action that celebrates accessibility, inclusion, and the abilities of people with disabilities. Communities across British Columbia are encouraged to participate by wearing red and showing support for a more inclusive society.

Observed during National AccessAbility Week, Red Shirt Day invites individuals, workplaces, schools, and local governments to reflect on how we can reduce barriers and create welcoming spaces for everyone. Wearing a red shirt is a simple but meaningful way to spark conversations about accessibility and inclusion.

WHY RED SHIRT DAY MATTERS IN BC

Accessibility is a shared responsibility in British Columbia. From improving access to buildings and services to offering inclusive programs and communications, small actions can make a big difference. Red Shirt Day is an opportunity to:
Raise awareness of accessibility challenges
Celebrate the contributions of people of all abilities
Reaffirm our commitment to inclusive communities across BC

HOW YOU CAN PARTICIPATE

Wear red on Red Shirt Day
Start a conversation about accessibility and inclusion
Share messages or photos using and Reflect on local actions that support accessibility.

By taking part, we help create communities where everyone feels valued, respected, and included.

Red Shirt Day is a national day of action that celebrates accessibility, inclusion, and the abilities of people with disabilities. Communities across British Columbia are encouraged to participate by wearing red and showing support for a more inclusive society. Observed during National AccessAbility...

06/02/2026

Statistics Canada is currently collecting census information, and we encourage all Mackenzie residents to take a few minutes to complete it.

The census helps ensure our community is accurately represented when it comes to:

-Local services and infrastructure
-Community planning and funding decisions
-Program and service delivery at all levels of Government

There are no late fines, fees, or penalties for completing your census now. If you haven’t done it yet, it’s not too late to participate.

Your responses are confidential and are used only to produce statistics that benefit communities like ours.

Learn more or complete your census here:
https://www.statcan.gc.ca/en/census/census-engagement/community-supporter

Thank you for helping make sure Mackenzie is counted.

https://districtofmackenzie.ca/census-2026/

Statistics Canada is currently collecting census information, and we encourage all Mackenzie residents to take a few minutes to complete it. The census helps ensure our community is accurately represented when it comes to: Local services and infrastructure Community planning and funding decisions Pr...

06/02/2026

The District of Mackenzie is resuming the 2025 FireSmart Fuel Treatment Project on June 10th, 2026. The contractor completing the project will be working near the Woodlands Trailer park, and work is anticipated to last for a couple of weeks.
Following completion of the woodlands area, the contractor will then move to the previously treated area behind Munro Crescent and McIntyre Drive to finish up final treatment cleanup from last year. Residents are asked to maintain a safe distance and avoid the treatment area while crews are working for everyone's safety.

If you have any questions or concerns about the Fuel Treatment Project, or would like to learn more about FireSmart, please contact the FireSmart Mackenzie Coordinator.

Micaiah Taylor

Deputy Emergency Program & FireSmart Coordinator

[email protected]

250-997-4221

The District of Mackenzie is resuming the 2025 FireSmart Fuel Treatment Project on June 10th, 2026. The contractor completing the project will be working near the Woodlands Trailer park, and work is anticipated to last for a couple of weeks. Following completion of the woodlands area, the contractor...