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METRO VANCOUVER, BC, June 28, 2021 /CNW/ - The governments of Canada and British Columbia continue to invest in infrastructure during this extraordinary time to enhance peoples quality of life, meet the needs of communities, and support local economies to continue to address the impacts of COVID-19.
Today, the Honourable Joyce Murray, Minister of Digital Government and Member of Parliament for Vancouver Quadra, on behalf of the Honourable Catherine McKenna, Minister of Infrastructure and Communities, the Honourable Josie Osborne, British Columbia s Minister of Municipal Affairs, His Worship Jonathan Cote, Mayor of New Westminster and His Worship Mike Morden, Mayor of Maple Ridge announced funding for local infrastructure in Metro Vancouver. They were accompanied by Aman Singh, Member of the B.C. Legislature for Richmond-Queensborough.
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/CNW/ - The safety and well-being of people is a top priority of the governments of Canada and British Columbia. Supporting local infrastructure during this.
Much like last year, Moffat County & Craig’s 2021 Clean-up Days will take on a different look entirely.
This year, the city of Craig and Moffat County will transition to a voucher system this year for clean-up days, enabling each household one free trip to the landfill during the month of May.
In previous years, the city of Craig and Moffat County held a two-day clean-up event where waste receptacles in a number of locations in Craig, and the Moffat County Landfill would accept trash from city residents for free. Last year though, due to COVID-19 restrictions, the clean-up event was a one-day drop-and-go style event.