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Community Press & News provides links to stock photos, Public Service Announcements and Press Releases which may be of interest to the media or the community at large. If you need additional information, or would like assistance in arranging a media event or interview, please contact:

 

Heather Nelson-Smith

Chief Administrative Officer

District of Port Hardy

PO Box 68

Port Hardy, BC V0N 2P0

Tel: 250 949 6665

Email: hnelson.smith@porthardy.ca

NEW: Q-Alert Service Request System

November 25, 2025

Noticed a street light flickering? Perhaps you’ve recently avoided a car-consuming pothole while driving down the road? Or maybe your neighbourhood has a new outdoor swimming pool thanks to a blocked storm drain. Whatever the problem, submitting...
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Winter Driving – Are you prepared?

November 03, 2025

Preparing for Winter Road Conditions Now is the perfect time to start preparing for winter driving. As colder weather approaches, snow, ice, fog, and changing road conditions can make travel more challenging. Taking a...
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Mayor’s Message on the Port Hardy Hospital

October 29, 2025

Mayor’s Message on the Port Hardy Hospital October 28, 2025 Watch the message here We understand how deeply frustrating and concerning the limited Emergency Department hours are for our community and for the many...
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THE STORY BEHIND THE CARROT

July 25, 2025

Have you ever wondered why there’s a carrot in the park? 🥕If you’ve strolled through Carrot Park in Port Hardy, chances are you’ve noticed the giant carrot sculpture and thought—what’s that doing here? There’s...
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Port Hardy Welcomes Sister City Delegation from Numata, Japan

July 22, 2025

PORT HARDY, BC – The District of Port Hardy was delighted to host a lively and heartwarming visit from its Sister City, Numata in Hokkaido, Japan, with a delegation of 16 visitors—including 11 children...
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