Category Archives: Newsletter

Anmore Newsletter: Easter Egg Hunt 2022

Spring is the air and the Easter Bunny is ready to hide eggs for the kids in our community. This year’s Easter Egg Hunt also includes the annual colouring contest. The hunt for eggs starts at 10 a.m. sharp. It’s free and no registration is required. Parking is available at Anmore Elementary School. See you there!Continue reading “Anmore Newsletter: Easter Egg Hunt 2022”

Mackenzie Newsletter: Hospital Diversion Apr 05/06, 2022

Attention Residents: The Mackenzie & District Hospital is currently on diversion from the following dates and times: FROM: Tuesday April 5th @ 1900 hours (7:00 pm) UNTIL: Wednesday April 6th @ 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

Hudson’s Hope Newsletter: Ukraine Appeal Red Cross

PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE  UKRAINE HUMANITARIAN CRISIS APPEAL – RED CROSS   April 5, 2022 The Federation of Canadian Municipalities represents approximately 2,000 municipalities across Canada, many of which have made donations to the Red Cross – Ukraine Humanitarian Crisis Appeal to support those Ukrainians who have been adversely impacted by the crisis.  In this spirit, Continue reading “Hudson’s Hope Newsletter: Ukraine Appeal Red Cross”

Mackenzie Newsletter: Taking Proposals Community Bike Park Apr 05, 2022

The District of Mackenzie is requesting proposals for the construction of a new bike park / pump track. The work shall include all labor, materials and equipment necessary for the construction of an asphalt pump track, dirt landings, granular paths, concrete paths, softscape and all required furnishings in Mackenzie BC. RFP  Site Specifications Drawing Set…Continue reading “Mackenzie Newsletter: Taking Proposals Community Bike Park Apr 05, 2022”

Armstrong Newsletter: Plumbing & Drainage Install Apr 04, 2022

As ANR Construction Ltd. continues to make progress on the new City Hall building, crews have started on a few important features including underground plumbing, perimeter drainage, and underground HVAC systems. To view current and past progress reports, visit the city hall webpage. city hall webpage The post City Hall Progress Report : Plumbing &Continue reading “Armstrong Newsletter: Plumbing & Drainage Install Apr 04, 2022”

Lumby Newsletter: Police Investigation

Shortly before 9 a.m., on Monday, April 4th, 2022, the Vernon North Okanagan RCMP received a report that a large quantity of unknown suspected chemicals were left in front of a business in the 1800-block of Miller Street in Lumby.  After responding the location, frontline officers cordoned off the area, and as a precaution, aContinue reading “Lumby Newsletter: Police Investigation”

Tofino Newsletter: Annual Spring Eggstravaganza on Apr 16, 2022

Annual Spring Eggstravaganza April 4, 2022 Save the date for the return of the annual egg hunt on Saturday, April 16, 2022, from 10 AM to 1 PM. The event will begin at Centennial Park at 10 AM sharp. There will be various activities for all ages at the Community Hall, including face painting, anContinue reading “Tofino Newsletter: Annual Spring Eggstravaganza on Apr 16, 2022”

Warfield Newsletter: Regional Solid Waste Loan AAP on Feb 17, 2022

An Alternative Approval Process (AAP) is open to eligible RDKB electors until March 21, 2022. The AAP will determine if the RDKB will use long or short-term borrowing to finance a $4,600,000.00 ($4.6 million) loan to upgrade the McKelvey Creek Regional Landfill and purchase organics processing equipment such as a wood grinder and/or a shredder.Continue reading “Warfield Newsletter: Regional Solid Waste Loan AAP on Feb 17, 2022”

Squamish Newsletter: Rainfall Warning in Effect

A Rainfall Warning is in effect Sunday into Monday morning with up to 70mm rainfall and localized strong winds anticipated. Heavy downpours can cause flash floods and water pooling on roads. Use extra caution. A High Streamflow Advisory is also in effect, meaning that river levels are rising or expected to rise rapidly, but thatContinue reading “Squamish Newsletter: Rainfall Warning in Effect”

Whistler Newsletter: Critical wildfire prevention work to continue this spring

Publication Date: April 1, 2022 The public is asked to obey signage and trail closures in project areas   This spring, the Resort Municipality of Whistler (RMOW) will resume fuel thinning in priority areas that have been identified as having an increased risk of wildfire.     Fuel thinning focuses on leaving mature and deciduous trees,Continue reading “Whistler Newsletter: Critical wildfire prevention work to continue this spring”

Mackenzie Newsletter: Hospital Diversion

Attention Residents: The Mackenzie & District Hospital is currently on diversion from the following dates and times: FROM: Friday April 1st @ 1900 hours (7:00 pm) UNTIL: Saturday April 2nd @ 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

North Vancouver Newsletter: CityView eNews Apr 01, 2022

Harry Jerome Community Recreation Centre is Underway | Planning for a Temporary Skate Park | A Message from Mayor Buchanan | New Tree Bylaw to Protect Our Tree Canopy | Living City Awards & Grants Deadline is April 8 | Park Shelters Coming to Two CNV Parks | Explore the City with North Shore CultureContinue reading “North Vancouver Newsletter: CityView eNews Apr 01, 2022”

Tofino Newsletter: Path Upgrades on Olsen Road to Gibson Street Apr 2022

Multi-Use Path Upgrades: Olsen Road to Gibson Street April 1, 2022 Upgrades to Tofino’s Multi-Use Path (MUP) between Olsen Road and Gibson Street will begin in mid-April 2022. The upgrades are anticipated to be complete within an 8-week construction period.   What is happening? The redevelopment of Tofino’s MUP from Olsen Road to Gibson StreetContinue reading “Tofino Newsletter: Path Upgrades on Olsen Road to Gibson Street Apr 2022”

Campbell River Newsletter: FireSmart Grant

Partners for Fire Prevention. The City of Campbell River and We Wai Kai First Nation have partnered together to improve FireSmartTM initiatives to help protect our homes and community from wildfire. A grant was awarded in the amount of $85,577 through the Union of BC Municipalities FireSmartTM Community Funding & Supports program for 2022. “ByContinue reading “Campbell River Newsletter: FireSmart Grant”

Campbell River Newsletter: Council Meeting Highlights Mar 28, 2022

Watch City Council meetings live or view recordings at campbellriver.ca/webcasts. DELEGATIONS Wild Wise Campbell River Delegation – Lorna Seldon Burd, coordinator, and James Vasilyev, volunteer for Wild Wise Campbell River, gave a presentation on their Bear Smart Program to reduce wildlife-human interaction, and share recommended initiatives. Council approved a donation of $500 from Council’s contingencyContinue reading “Campbell River Newsletter: Council Meeting Highlights Mar 28, 2022”

Logan Lake Newsletter: Street Sweeping 2022

Street-sweeping operations will commence on April 4th and continue through month of April until complete.Ahead of the above date, residents may sweep debris from their driveway to the roadway. We ask for your cooperation in removing vehicles from the street in front of your home during the time that sweeping is being done.Questions and commentsContinue reading “Logan Lake Newsletter: Street Sweeping 2022”

Campbell River Newsletter: Contest Hosted by Rogers Hometown Hockey Starts Apr 02, 2022

Get ready to Paint the Town Red for Rogers Hometown Hockey Are you ready to Paint the Town Red, Campbell River? Sign up your home, school, or workplace for the contest, and show off your hockey spirit with colourful jerseys, hockey sticks and re-usable materials in all colours, especially red. “Rogers Hometown Hockey is aboutContinue reading “Campbell River Newsletter: Contest Hosted by Rogers Hometown Hockey Starts Apr 02, 2022”

Armstrong Newsletter: Stand with Ukraine Flag Ceremony Apr 02, 2022

Together, We #StandwithUkraine. The City of Armstrong, Township of Spallumcheen, Armstrong Spallumcheen Parks and Recreation Commission and the Armstrong Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion are pleased to join together to host a public ceremony in support of Ukraine on Saturday, April 2, 2022 at 11 a.m. in Memorial Park at 3285 Pleasant Valley RoadContinue reading “Armstrong Newsletter: Stand with Ukraine Flag Ceremony Apr 02, 2022”

New Denver Newsletter: NIMC Opening On May 21, 2022

As you may know, the NIMC has embarked on an exciting revitalization project that allows us to preserve and restore the site. Due to unforeseen circumstances, we have had to delay our opening until the May long weekend. We’re sorry for any inconvenience. We look forward to seeing you when we open Saturday, May 21st!Continue reading “New Denver Newsletter: NIMC Opening On May 21, 2022”

Colwood Newsletter: Urban Forest Management at Havenwood Park

You may see the Colwood Parks team in Havenwood Park on Friday, April 1, 2022 doing some Urban Forest Management work planned in collaboration with Habitat Acquisition Trust. They will also address hazardous trees near trails that connect to Wishart Road, including Applegate Trail and the Regency Trail. Read More

Mackenzie Newsletter: Recreation Program & Events Survey Until Apr 22, 2022

Recreation Services is in the process of revamping some of our programming, which will see a more diversified offering and age range options. Before we move forward with adding additional programming options, we would like you to this this short survey so we can better understand community priorities and tap into some new ideas. SURVEY…Continue reading “Mackenzie Newsletter: Recreation Program & Events Survey Until Apr 22, 2022”

Colwood Newsletter: Grading planned for Ocean Boulevard Mar 31/01, 2022

Winter weather is tough on roadways, and Ocean Boulevard in Colwood takes an extra beating with storm surges sending salt water up onto the road and parking areas. The Colwood Public Works team is preparing to grade and level the parking areas along the beach on Ocean Boulevard to improve accessibility for visitors and addressContinue reading “Colwood Newsletter: Grading planned for Ocean Boulevard Mar 31/01, 2022”

Victoria Newsletter: Celebrate National Poetry Month Mar 29, 2022

Join City of Victoria Poet Laureate John Barton for an in-person poetry reading by past laureates Yvonne Blomer, Carla Funk, and Linda Rogers, at Christ Church Cathedral. Wednesday, April 6, 20227 – 8:30 p.m.Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Christ Church CathedralCorner of Quadra Street and Rockland Avenue Admission is free; masks and proof of vaccinationContinue reading “Victoria Newsletter: Celebrate National Poetry Month Mar 29, 2022”

Victoria Newsletter: Mayor Helps on the Federal Government’s 2030 Emissions Reduction Plan Mar 29, 2022

City of Victoria Mayor Lisa Helps has released the following statement in response to today’s release of the Federal Government’s 2030 Emissions Reduction Plan. “The Emissions Reduction Plan is a positive step forward on an urgent path to meet Canada’s climate change commitments under the Paris Agreement. It provides meaningful opportunities to invest in protectingContinue reading “Victoria Newsletter: Mayor Helps on the Federal Government’s 2030 Emissions Reduction Plan Mar 29, 2022”

Mackenzie Newsletter: Spruce Beetle Mitigation Strategy 2022

In response to the ongoing spruce beetle outbreak, the Ministry of Forests will be placing anti-aggregation MCH pheromone packets on spruce trees in at risk sections of trails around Mackenzie. These packets deter the beetles from settling into a given area creating a pheromone buffer around key trees. This study will help preserve the large…Continue reading “Mackenzie Newsletter: Spruce Beetle Mitigation Strategy 2022”

Armstrong Newsletter: City Spring Pick up Returns Apr 11, 2022

The annual Spring Pruning and Yard Waste Pickup program is set to begin on April 11, 2022, and the City is urging residents to choose sustainable eco-friendly paper bags for the packaging of organic materials such as leaves, needles, clippings and grass instead of the more common single-use plastic bags. Does this mean plastic bagsContinue reading “Armstrong Newsletter: City Spring Pick up Returns Apr 11, 2022”

Tofino Newsletter: Special Closed Council Meeting Apr 04, 2022

Public Notice Posted: Mar 28, 2022      |      By: Corporate Services Notice of Special Closed Council Meeting Posted: Mar 28, 2022   |   By: Corporate Services Public Notice is hereby given that this special meeting held April 4, 2022 is closed to the public pursuant to sections 90(1) of the Community Charter toContinue reading “Tofino Newsletter: Special Closed Council Meeting Apr 04, 2022”

Salmo Newsletter: DOT Night is Back! on Apr 27, 2022

Public engagement is an integral part of the Columbia Basin Trust Community Initiatives and Affected Areas Program Funding (CIP/AAP) process. Input into Salmo and Electoral Area G funded projects will be considered at an in-person meeting – DOT Night – which will take place on April 27th at SVYCC from 5:00 – 7:00 p.m. OnceContinue reading “Salmo Newsletter: DOT Night is Back! on Apr 27, 2022”

Dawson Creek Newsletter: 4 Local Topics Mar 2022

BC Electoral Boundaries Commission Reviewing Electoral District Boundaries | Read more… Regular Meeting of Council with Committee of the Whole on Monday, March 28, 2022 | Read more… Need a Hand with Spring Gravel Removal? | Read more… Invitation to Tender 2022-15 2022 Capital Road Works Program – Camarlo, 89th Avenue & 20A Street |Continue reading “Dawson Creek Newsletter: 4 Local Topics Mar 2022”

Anmore Newsletter: Hemlock Drive Paving 2022

Great news! We are going to be completely rehabilitating and repaving Hemlock Drive from Sunnyside to Fern Drive as part of 2022 capital works projects. This project will be going out for tender within a couple weeks, and the work should take place in May. We completed temporary repairs in February when we realized thatContinue reading “Anmore Newsletter: Hemlock Drive Paving 2022”

Osoyoos Newsletter: Opportunity Recreation Facilities Attendant Until Apr 04, 2022

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY Recreation Facilities Attendant Deadline April 4 2022 The Town of Osoyoos, located in the beautiful South Okanagan Valley, is accepting applications for the position for a Recreation Facilities Attendant. Position Information Monday, 04 April, 2022 Read More

Armstrong Newsletter: Emergency Management Planning 2022

On May 6, 2017, the City of Armstrong declared a state of emergency as low lying areas experienced significant flooding due to heavy rainfall and snow melt. Temporary road closures were in effect in the downtown core and in adjacent neighbourhoods due to flooding on the roadways. The City of Armstrong is pleased to announceContinue reading “Armstrong Newsletter: Emergency Management Planning 2022”

New Denver Newsletter: Online Engagement Until Apr 08, 2022

Online engagement tool for Columbia Basin Trust Community Initiatives and Affected Area Program Funding (CIP/AAP) grants RDCK Media Release: We want to hear from you! Click HERE to view on the RDCK website Nelson, BC: Public engagement is an integral part of the Columbia Basin Trust Community Initiatives and Affected Areas Program Funding (CIP/AAP) process.Continue reading “New Denver Newsletter: Online Engagement Until Apr 08, 2022”

Anmore Newsletter: Did You Know?

Click HERE for tips on how to be prepared and what should be in your personal emergency kit as well as valuable information and resources are included. Click HERE for those of you looking for HELP/OK signs they are available in a printable version Copies of the Village of Anmore Emergency Guide and the HELP/OKContinue reading “Anmore Newsletter: Did You Know?”

Anmore Newsletter: Coffee Time with the Mayor

Have questions about Anmore? Interested in sharing ideas? Come for coffee and conversation with Mayor McEwen.  This is a great opportunity for Anmore residents who would like a bit more time to share comments and ask questions about projects, plans and our community.   To schedule a coffee chat, please contact Carmen Disiewich at carmen.disiewich@anmore.com orContinue reading “Anmore Newsletter: Coffee Time with the Mayor”

Hazelton Newsletter: New CAO for the Village Mar 28, 2022

The Village of Hazelton is very happy to welcome Robyn Carlé as Chief Administrative Officer (CAO).  Ms. Carlé is resigning from her position of Chief Financial Officer with the District of New Hazelton. View the Press Release: https://hazelton.ca/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/CAO-VOH-DONH-JOINT-PRESS-RELEASE.pdfRead More

Hazelton Newsletter: Business Façade Improvement Grants Open Until May 31, 2022

The Village of Hazelton is now accepting applications from downtown businesses for the Façade Improvement Grant. View the terms and application form HERE. All projects must be completed by December 31, 2022. The deadline for applications is May 31st, 2022. Contact the Village Office for more information.Read More

Hazelton Newsletter: Budget Guide 2022

The Village of Hazelton has prepared a guide for the 2022 Financial Plan Bylaw.  The Financial Plan Bylaw is available for viewing HERE and at the Village Office. Council will review comments on the Plan at the Regular Meeting of February 8, 2022 at 6:30 pm. The public can attend virtually through the link thatContinue reading “Hazelton Newsletter: Budget Guide 2022”

New Denver Newsletter: EV Charger Moving on Mar 31, 2022

The Village’s Level 2 Electric Vehicle Charging Station (on Plugshare.com HERE) is moving on Thursday, March 31, 2022. This EV Charger is currently located in the 700 block of Kootenay Street, attached to the Village Pumphouse and immediately north of the recycling depot. It will be relocated to the washroom building in Centennial Park, atContinue reading “New Denver Newsletter: EV Charger Moving on Mar 31, 2022”

Tofino Newsletter: Council Highlights Mar 22, 2022

Council Highlights – Mar 22, 2022 Posted: Mar 25, 2022      |      By: Corporate Services Council Highlights – Mar 22, 2022 Posted: Mar 25, 2022   |   By: Corporate Services Meeting Date: Tuesday, March 22, 2022 Mayor’s Report Mayor Law spoke again to the ongoing devastation in Ukraine and emphasized the importance ofContinue reading “Tofino Newsletter: Council Highlights Mar 22, 2022”

Mackenzie Newsletter: Opportunity Lifeguard Part Time Until Apr 04, 2022

The District of Mackenzie is currently accepting applications for qualified Part-time Lifeguards to join our aquatics team. These positions are responsible for ensuring the safety and enjoyment of our aquatic customers. Application Deadline: 4:00 pm Monday April 4, 2022. Lifeguard (Part-time) – 3 Positions Available Successful candidates must hold a current National Lifeguard Service (NLS)…Continue reading “Mackenzie Newsletter: Opportunity Lifeguard Part Time Until Apr 04, 2022”

Victoria Newsletter: Connect & Prepare Your Community. Have your Say on Neighbour Hubs Mar 25, 2022

The City of Victoria is asking residents for their ideas on what makes a great Neighbour Hub. Neighbour Hubs are vibrant public spaces that foster community connection while providing emergency resources for neighbourhoods. “Connected communities are resilient communities,” said Mayor Lisa Helps. “When neighbours know each other, they are better prepared to take collective actionContinue reading “Victoria Newsletter: Connect & Prepare Your Community. Have your Say on Neighbour Hubs Mar 25, 2022”

Victoria Newsletter: Festival Investment Grants Support a Return of the Festival Season Mar 24, 2022

The City is supporting 41 festivals with $321,200 in Festival Investment Grant funding and up to $129,500 of in-kind contributions to usher in the return to festival season in Victoria.  “Grab your sun hat and festival chair, after the long pandemic hiatus it’s going to be a great summer for arts and culture events inContinue reading “Victoria Newsletter: Festival Investment Grants Support a Return of the Festival Season Mar 24, 2022”