Category Archives: Newsletter

Tofino Newsletter: Council Highlights Apr 12, 2022

Council Highlights – Apr 12, 2022 Posted: Apr 14, 2022      |      By: Communications Council Highlights – Apr 12, 2022 Posted: Apr 14, 2022   |   By: Communications Meeting Date: Tuesday, April 12, 2022 Mayor’s Report Mayor Law remarked on the upcoming Annual Spring Eggstravaganza event and encouraged community participation and emergency preparednessContinue reading “Tofino Newsletter: Council Highlights Apr 12, 2022”

Victoria Newsletter: Mayor Helps Notes 6th Year Declaration of Overdose Emergency Apr 14, 2022

Today Mayor Helps issued the following statement on the overdose public health emergency: “Victoria City Council has repeatedly called for action on the toxic drug poisoning crisis that is happening in our city and province. We’ve urged both the federal and provincial governments to create more treatment beds, implement safe supply and decriminalize small amountsContinue reading “Victoria Newsletter: Mayor Helps Notes 6th Year Declaration of Overdose Emergency Apr 14, 2022”

Campbell River Newsletter: Council Meeting Highlights Apr 11, 2022

Watch City Council meetings live or view recordings at campbellriver.ca/webcasts. OPERATIONAL UPDATES Capital and Operating Projects to delay or cancel Council received a report from the Finance department outlining projects within the 2022-2031 Financial Plan that could be deferred or cancelled. Council directed staff to amend the 2022-2031 Financial Plan to defer the projects andContinue reading “Campbell River Newsletter: Council Meeting Highlights Apr 11, 2022”

Salmo Newsletter: Opportunity Summer Students Apr 14, 2022

The Village is seeking to hire summer students to join the Village crew, in full-time, seasonal positions commencing as early as Monday, May 2, 2022 (dates may vary depending on availability). The positions are for the summer season until the end of August and are primarily focused on the outdoor care and maintenance of ourContinue reading “Salmo Newsletter: Opportunity Summer Students Apr 14, 2022”

Oak Bay Newsletter: Are you ready to be a Climate Champion Apr 14, 2022

The District of Oak Bay is excited to launch the Oak Bay Coolkit program. The Oak Bay Coolkit program is a joint initiative between the Collaborative for Advanced Landscape Planning at the University of British Columbia’s (UBC) Faculty of Forestry and the District, and is designed to engage residents on climate-change solutions in the community. Continue reading “Oak Bay Newsletter: Are you ready to be a Climate Champion Apr 14, 2022”

Victoria Newsletter: Call for Entries Victoria Book Prizes Apr 13, 2022

Submissions are now being accepted for the $5,000 City of Victoria Butler Book Prize and the $5,000 City of Victoria Children’s Book Prize.  The City of Victoria Butler Book Prize is awarded to a local author for the best book of fiction, literary non-fiction or poetry published in the preceding year. Established in 2004, thisContinue reading “Victoria Newsletter: Call for Entries Victoria Book Prizes Apr 13, 2022”

Salmo Newsletter: Opportunity Pool Lifeguards Apr 13, 2022

Salmo Swimming Pool Needs Your Help! We are in DESPERATE need of lifeguards to work this summer at our pool, or it will NOT open. RDCK is actively seeking guards on a full or part-time basis. Are you a high school or college student looking for summer work? Are you a mom with toddlers whoContinue reading “Salmo Newsletter: Opportunity Pool Lifeguards Apr 13, 2022”

Squamish Newsletter: Holiday Hours Apr 15/18, 2022

Please note the following hours for the District of Squamish for Friday, April 15 through Monday, April 18   Friday, April 15 Saturday,April 16 Sunday,April 17 Monday,April 18 Municipal Hall Closed Closed Closed Closed Bylaw ServicesCall 604.815.5067 for assistance Office Closed Office Closed Office Closed Office Closed  Brennan Park Recreation Centre Parent and Child Hockey9:30Continue reading “Squamish Newsletter: Holiday Hours Apr 15/18, 2022”

Victoria Newsletter: Easter Holiday Hours & Parking Apr 12, 2022

City of Victoria facilities will be observing the holiday schedule below for Easter. Police, fire and those who provide emergency streets and utility services are available 24/7. Closed for Easter – Friday, April 15 and Monday, April 18 City HallBeacon Hill Park Maintenance YardPublic Works YardVictoria Conference Centre and Administration Office Crystal Pool and Fitness CentreContinue reading “Victoria Newsletter: Easter Holiday Hours & Parking Apr 12, 2022”

Victoria Newsletter: What’s Up at Council on Apr 14 From Apr 12, 2022

What’s Up At Council? is our bi-weekly video series that gives you a glance at what’s coming up for discussion and decision making at evening meetings of Council.  Hosted by Mayor Lisa Helps, this week’s episode is available here and on the City of Victoria’s social media channels.  Here’s What’s Up At Council on Thursday, April 14 at 6:30Continue reading “Victoria Newsletter: What’s Up at Council on Apr 14 From Apr 12, 2022”

Whistler Newsletter: Council adopts amended employee rental housing policy Apr 12, 2022

Publication Date: April 12, 2022 At the April 5, 2022 meeting, Council adopted amendments to Council Policy K-01: Employee Rental Housing.  The policy establishes eligibility criteria for applicants and rental rates for the Resort Municipality of Whistler’s Rental Employee Housing Program. Previous to the amendment, income and asset maximums were used to determine a rentalContinue reading “Whistler Newsletter: Council adopts amended employee rental housing policy Apr 12, 2022”

Campbell River Newsletter: City launches 2022 Modern Entrepreneur programming Apr 20/21, 2022

A NEW SEASON OF MODERN ENTREPRENEUR PROGRAMMING LAUNCHES NEXT WEEK Events on April 20 and 21 will focus on strategies for addressing staffing challenges. The City of Campbell River Economic Development’s Modern Entrepreneur Series is returning with a new line-up of events for the local business community in 2022, starting with a speaker event andContinue reading “Campbell River Newsletter: City launches 2022 Modern Entrepreneur programming Apr 20/21, 2022”

Anmore Newsletter: Community Hub Grant

Anmore is thrilled to receive $2.5 million for the Community Hub through Investing in Canada Infrastructure Grants. The federal and provincial governments have announced the grant funding. Click HERE for details on the grant. Click HERE to view the Anmore Community Hub Grant News Release. The post Anmore Community Hub Grant appeared first on AnmoreContinue reading “Anmore Newsletter: Community Hub Grant”

New Denver Newsletter: Council Meeting Apr 12, 2022

The Village of New Denver council meeting is April 12, 2022 at 7:00 PM. To join the meeting online click on the link below: https://villageofnewdenver.my.webex.com/villageofnewdenver.my/j.php?MTID=m979787819371abee138e778d0fb9ca68  Join by meeting number  Meeting number (access code): 2553 102 9215Meeting password: PyXzbiS33Q6 (79992473 from phones and video systems) The post Council Meeting – April 12, 2022 appeared first onContinue reading “New Denver Newsletter: Council Meeting Apr 12, 2022”

Mackenzie Newsletter: Bob Zimmer MP Town Hall Meeting Apr 21, 2022

SAVE THE DATE! Bob Zimmer, MP – Town Hall Meeting When: Thursday April 21st Time: Doors open at 6:00 pm, meeting begins at 6:30 pm Where: Callahan Room at the Mackenzie Recreation Centre The public will have the opportunity to ask questions from the floor. *Note – the Play Gym will be closed during the…Continue reading “Mackenzie Newsletter: Bob Zimmer MP Town Hall Meeting Apr 21, 2022”

Whistler Newsletter: Poet’s Pause poetry competition winners Apr 11, 2022

Publication Date: April 11, 2022 Victoria Crompton and Diana Joy were announced as the winners of the 2022 Poet’s Pause competition at the April 5 Council meeting. The poems were read by Mayor Jack Crompton.    Victoria Crompton’s “Seppo” was selected for the theme Listening.  Diana Joy’s “Someone” was selected for the theme Togetherness.     The two winning poems will be displayed at the Poet’s Pause sculpture sites in Alta Lake Park over the upcoming year. “Someone”Continue reading “Whistler Newsletter: Poet’s Pause poetry competition winners Apr 11, 2022”

Osoyoos Newsletter: Opportunity Relief Landfill Weigh Scale Clerk Until Apr 29, 2022

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY Relief Landfill Weigh Scale Clerk Deadline April 29 2022 The Town of Osoyoos in the beautiful South Okanagan Valley, is accepting applications for the position of Relief Landfill Weigh Scale Clerk. Position Information Friday, 29 April, 2022 Read More

Osoyoos Newsletter: Swimming Lessons Apr 30, 2022

Learn to Swim in Osoyoos Lake The Town of Osoyoos is pleased to be partnering with Water Waves First Aid & Aquatics to bring swimming lessons to Osoyoos this summer! More than just learning how to swim, this program will teach children how to be safe in and around the water.  Parents are not required toContinue reading “Osoyoos Newsletter: Swimming Lessons Apr 30, 2022”

Mackenzie Newsletter: Public Works Easter Hours Apr 15/18, 2022

The Public Works department will be closed April 15th for Good Friday and April 18th for Easter Monday. Commercial garbage will be picked up on Tuesday April 19th. Have a wonderful weekend! District of Mackenzie – Public Works   The post Public Works Easter Hours appeared first on Mackenzie, BC. Read More

Anmore Newsletter: Scholarship Applications Until May 06, 2022

The 2022 application form for the $1,000 Hal Weinberg Scholarship is open to all Anmore students graduating from high school this year, and it is posted at https://anmore.com/community/scholarships-awards/hal-weinberg-scholarship-2/. Please review the information sheet, which explains how to apply and outlines the criteria for the scholarship, and then complete the fillable PDF application form. The application formContinue reading “Anmore Newsletter: Scholarship Applications Until May 06, 2022”

Grand Forks Newsletter: Paving Program Open to Requests Until Apr 29, 2022

The intent of this Request for Proposal (“RFP”) is for qualified Proponents to provide the City of Grand Forks with Proposals for the 2022 Paving program, as per the specifications in this document. All proposals marked “City of Grand Forks, PW2022-12-RFP, Confidential – Do Not Open,” will be received by 2:00 PM PST (local time)Continue reading “Grand Forks Newsletter: Paving Program Open to Requests Until Apr 29, 2022”

Squamish Newsletter: Humane Solutions new wildlife group Apr 08, 2022

The District of Squamish has secured wildlife coordination experts Humane Solutions to provide wildlife services for Squamish, including wildlife education and community engagement with a focus on reducing human-wildlife conflicts. The Humane Solutions team will work closely with both the District and the B.C. Conservation Officer Service to identify wildlife hotspots, coordinate public communication andContinue reading “Squamish Newsletter: Humane Solutions new wildlife group Apr 08, 2022”

North Vancouver Newsletter: CityView eNews Apr 08, 2022

East 23rd Street Temporary Road Closure | Changes in Lawn Watering Regulations | A Message from Mayor Buchanan | Let’s Paint the Town Red | Recognizing Heritage Champions | Looking for After School Child Care in the City? | Water Main Flushing | Council Meeting Highlights April 4 | Coming Up at Monday Night’s CouncilContinue reading “North Vancouver Newsletter: CityView eNews Apr 08, 2022”

Logan Lake Newsletter: Proof Of Vaccination Rescinded Apr 08, 2022

The District of Logan Lake would like to announce that effective Friday, April 8, 2022, at 12:01 a.m. proof of vaccination will no longer be required, under public health order, to access businesses, events and services in District buildings.  L. Grimm, Director of Corporate Affairs District of Logan Lake  Download as PDF Read More

Campbell River Newsletter: Fire Department partnerships grow Apr 08, 2022

The Campbell River Fire Department continues to grow partnership opportunities that benefit our community, the region, and the province. Through developing positive relationships across the province with various stakeholders and working closely with our local First Nation communities, Campbell River was selected as the 2022 Vancouver Island host community for enhanced wildfire training. The training,Continue reading “Campbell River Newsletter: Fire Department partnerships grow Apr 08, 2022”

Mackenzie Newsletter: Hospital Diversion Apr 07/08, 2022

Attention Residents: The Mackenzie & District Hospital is currently on diversion from the following dates and times: FROM: Thursday April 7th @ 2300 hours (11:00 pm) UNTIL: Friday April 8th @ 0700 hours (7:00 am) Notification will be sent if this situation changes. The post Mackenzie Hospital – Diversion appeared first on Mackenzie, BC. Read More

Whistler Newsletter: Covid 19 vaccination policy for staff, contractors & volunteers Apr 08, 2022

Publication Date: April 7, 2022 Province to further ease COVID-19 restrictions Effective Friday, April 8, 2022, the Resort Municipality of Whistler (RMOW) employees, contractors and volunteers will no longer be required to have COVID-19 vaccinations as a condition of their employment. Restrictions will be removed for employees on unpaid leave and those individuals may returnContinue reading “Whistler Newsletter: Covid 19 vaccination policy for staff, contractors & volunteers Apr 08, 2022”

Mackenzie Newsletter: Council Meeting Apr 11, 2022

The April 11, 2022 Regular Meeting agenda has now been published: 7:15 pm – Regular Meeting of Council Council meetings are currently open to the public as well as available online over Zoom/phone. To keep everyone safe we ask that you follow current provincial health officer orders. Vaccine Passports Starting Sept. 13, 2021, proof of…Continue reading “Mackenzie Newsletter: Council Meeting Apr 11, 2022”

Squamish Newsletter: 232 new affordable homes for seniors open

BC Housing Society has announced the Westwinds seniors housing development in Squamish is now open, providing 232 affordable rental homes for low-income seniors.  Located at 38275 Third Ave., the five-storey building features a mix of one-bedroom and one- bedroom-plus-den units. Eight of the units are wheelchair accessible. Residents will have access to a range of amenities,Continue reading “Squamish Newsletter: 232 new affordable homes for seniors open”

Colwood Newsletter: Firefighters arrive at fire within 7 minutes rescue unconscious occupant Apr 07, 2022

At 1:47 am on Thursday morning, Colwood Fire received a call reporting a house on fire in the 3300-block of St. Troy Place in Colwood. Early reports indicated that the house was on fire and occupants may still be inside. The first arriving Colwood engine was on scene within seven minutes of the call, along with View RoyalContinue reading “Colwood Newsletter: Firefighters arrive at fire within 7 minutes rescue unconscious occupant Apr 07, 2022”

Victoria Newsletter: Tsunami Preparedness Week High Ground Hike Contest Apr 06, 2022

Victoria is joining coastal communities throughout British Columbia to raise awareness of the importance of understanding tsunami risks during Tsunami Preparedness Week, April 10 – 16. Residents are encouraged to take part in the virtual High Ground Hike contest, coordinated by PreparedBC and co-hosted by the City of Victoria. It is easy to participate –Continue reading “Victoria Newsletter: Tsunami Preparedness Week High Ground Hike Contest Apr 06, 2022”

Campbell River Newsletter: celebrates National Public Safety Telecommunicators week Apr 10/16, 2022

The City of Campbell River is celebrating April 10 to 16 as National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week by honouring 9-1-1 operators and dispatchers from police, fire and medical services for their commitment to public safety. “Public Safety Telecommunicators play a vital role in public safety, serving as the “first” first responders. They are an indispensableContinue reading “Campbell River Newsletter: celebrates National Public Safety Telecommunicators week Apr 10/16, 2022”

Squamish Newsletter: launches 50 million Capital Plan for 2022

2022 upgrades support the District’s master plans to maintain assets and keep up with community growth   The District of Squamish has committed to investing $50M in 2022 as guided by its master plans, to support the renewal of critical infrastructure and facilities, and the implementation of active transportation, and local climate action plans. DistrictContinue reading “Squamish Newsletter: launches 50 million Capital Plan for 2022”

Whistler Newsletter: celebrate Earth Day & Pitch-in on Apr 23, 2022

Publication Date: April 5, 2022 On Saturday, April 23, the Resort Municipality of Whistler (RMOW) will be hosting PITCH-IN Day for its 32nd year. The event has been scheduled to align with Earth Day weekend. Organized annually by the RMOW Roads department, PITCH-IN Day sees hundreds of volunteers, including community groups and local sports associations,Continue reading “Whistler Newsletter: celebrate Earth Day & Pitch-in on Apr 23, 2022”

Bella Bella Newsletter: VPD Officers “Recklessly Used Unnecessary Force” at BMO

Police discipline authority finds officers committed professional misconduct; Heiltsuk Nation invites officers to visit Bella Bella to participate in apology ceremony. VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA (April 6, 2022) – Retired judge Brian Neal, Q.C., has decided VPD officers committed professional misconduct by recklessly arresting and handcuffing Maxwell Johnson and his 12-year-old granddaughter on December 20, 2019, while theContinue reading “Bella Bella Newsletter: VPD Officers “Recklessly Used Unnecessary Force” at BMO”

Victoria Newsletter: All Our Voices Apr 05, 2022

  Have Your Say: All Our Voices Share your ideas about how the City of Victoria can be more inclusive and equitable when we engage the community. Your ideas will help us update the City’s Engagement Framework. The Framework guides how the City collects ideas and feedback from the community. This survey is a chanceContinue reading “Victoria Newsletter: All Our Voices Apr 05, 2022”

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