One of the more popular community engagement events in the Columbia Basin will remain online for the third straight year. The Columbia Basin Trust’s Community Initiatives and Affected Areas Program opened for grant applications earlier this month and after a regional district board motion adjudication will remain online. Although the program relies upon community input
Funding of $7.6 million has been secured to expand Columbia Basin Trust’s regional fibre optic network between Fruitvale and Nelson and between Kimberley and Wasa. Permitting and other pre-construction work on the projects will start soon, with support from federal, provincial and regional partners. “Our goal is to help people throughout the Columbia Basin whether farmers,
Funding of $7.6 million has been secured to expand Columbia Basin Trust’s regional fibre optic network between Fruitvale and Nelson and between Kimberley and Wasa. Permitting and other pre-construction work on the projects will start soon, with support from federal, provincial and regional partners. “Our goal is to help people throughout the Columbia Basin whether farmers,
Funding of $7.6 million has been secured to expand Columbia Basin Trust’s regional fibre optic network between Fruitvale and Nelson and between Kimberley and Wasa. Permitting and other pre-construction work on the projects will start soon, with support from federal, provincial and regional partners. “Our goal is to help people throughout the Columbia Basin whether farmers,
A proposal to rezone a former North Shore school property for industrial use as a new manufacturing company has been denied by the regional district board after overwhelming resistance was received from the neighbourhood. Valid Manufacturing had sought to change the Official Community Plan designation from institutional to industrial at the old School District No.