Dawson Creek

Dawson Creek is a municipality in the Peace River regional district of British Columbia. It has a population of 12323 and an area of 26.72 km². Dawn Creek was once a small farming community, until the Alberta railway was extended into town in 1932. The city continued to grow as it soon became considered as "Mile 0" on the United States Alaskan Highway. Because of its's northern location, Dawson Creek is one of the coldest towns in British Columbia and has the longest winter season, spanning from October to April. There are four major industries within the municipality : agriculture, retail, tourism and of course, oil and gas. Dawson Creek has many amenities available for it's residences. Indoor swimming pool, golf courses, snowmobile association, a small ski hill, and acres upon acres of untouched wilderness. Great snowmobiling, birdwatching, and famous backcountry known as Tumbler Ridge. When wondering around downtown , make sure to check out the Art gallery and the walking tours of historic sites are available. The Walter Wright Pioneer Village is a heritage site which explores the history of the early pioneers who settled in the area. Go back in time and see the Pouce Coupe Trestle Bridge, built in the 1930 when the Alberta Railway came to town. Dawson Creek is a family oriented town of hardworking blue collar folks.

Tekamar Mortgage Fund's MIC will lend in the City of Dawson Creek.% We will consider refinances, debt consolidations, poor credit, purchases and all other products listed on our mortgage products page. The most we will lend to in Dawson Creek is 65.0%.