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Northern British Columbia became into the epicentre of junior hockey for one week with the arrival of the 2015 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge, and Dawson Creek (pop. 12,653) and Fort St. John (pop. 21,523) welcomed the hockey world with open arms.
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