Category Archives: Newsletter

Colwood Newsletter: Grant Ideas 2022

Have a great idea to enhance places in Colwood?  The Create Places Grant is back again this year and we’re looking for great ideas from community members like you to bring new energy to spaces in Colwood. The City is awarding up to $5,000 to be split between successful applicants to help make placemaking projects come toContinue reading “Colwood Newsletter: Grant Ideas 2022”

Campbell River Newsletter: Sportsplex temporarily closing for repairs Mar 15, 2022

SPORTSPLEX TEMPORARILY CLOSING FOR REPAIRS Many fitness programs will temporarily relocate to the Community Centre or other locations. The Sportsplex will be temporarily closed for repairs from May 2 to Oct. 31. Repairs will include replacing the building’s roof, which has been leaking. The last day of business at the Sportsplex before the closure willContinue reading “Campbell River Newsletter: Sportsplex temporarily closing for repairs Mar 15, 2022”

Campbell River Newsletter: Rogers Hometown Hockey Tour arriving Apr 16/18, 2022

Rogers Hometown Hockey presented by Hyundai and Desjardins is coming to Campbell River April 16 to 18 Campbell River is excited to announce that we are gearing up to celebrate our hockey spirit, and everyone’s invited to join the fun. The City of Campbell River and several community partners will host the Rogers Hometown HockeyContinue reading “Campbell River Newsletter: Rogers Hometown Hockey Tour arriving Apr 16/18, 2022”

Lumby Newsletter: Recycle BC Issues Statement Regarding Material Collection Suspension

Update: December 17, 2022 We continue to implement a phased collection restart plan for glass bottles and jars and foam packaging. We are pleased that we are now able to resume collection of glass bottles and jars province-wide. Collection of glass bottles and jars from curbside and multi-family in Metro Vancouver, Fraser Valley and Vancouver Island resumed December 13.Collection of glass bottles andContinue reading “Lumby Newsletter: Recycle BC Issues Statement Regarding Material Collection Suspension”

Salmo Newsletter: New Tags for Extra Garbage Bags Mar 15, 2022

Salmo residents are entitled to put out two (2) bags of garbage per week; a service paid for as part of your yearly Utility Bill along with spring and fall clean-up and your water and sewer services.  However, should you have a week where you need to put out more than two bags, the extraContinue reading “Salmo Newsletter: New Tags for Extra Garbage Bags Mar 15, 2022”

Burns Lake Newsletter: Opportunity Summer Students Until Mar 28, 2022

The Village of Burns Lake is seeking applicants for the following summer student positions: Public Works Labourer Summer Camp Leader Tourism Ambassador Detailed job descriptions can be found below: Public Works Labourer 2022 Summer Camp Leader 2022 Tourism Ambassador 2022 Applications will be received until 4:00pm on March 28, 2022.   Read More

Grand Forks Newsletter: Opportunity North Ruckle Salvage Mar 14, 2022

City of Grand Forks Request for Expressions of Interest Flood Mitigation Program FM2022-11-EOI : Salvage of Materials from North Ruckle Homes Date of issue – March 14, 2022 Overview The City of Grand Forks is seeking Expressions of Interest from individuals and/or organizations (the proponents) that are interested in salvaging materials from homes located inContinue reading “Grand Forks Newsletter: Opportunity North Ruckle Salvage Mar 14, 2022”

Campbell River Newsletter: Open to Feedback on proposed updates to Community Plan Mar 14, 2022

Amendments would improve human safety and decrease risk of landslides in the hazard conditions development permit area for steep slopes. The City of Campbell River is requesting additional public input on proposed amendments to the Official Community Plan. The revisions will update the Hazard Conditions Development Permit Area (DPA) guidelines for steep slopes to improveContinue reading “Campbell River Newsletter: Open to Feedback on proposed updates to Community Plan Mar 14, 2022”

Radium Hot Springs Newsletter: A Cozy & Relaxing Weekend in the Village Feb 28, 2022

Escape to the quiet mountain town of Radium Hot Springs to see some winter sights in a relaxed weekend experience. FRIDAY EVENING Ahh. You’ve made it to your accommodation for the weekend and officially hit vacay mode. Walk over to Radium Brewing for a pint. Hungry? The Snack Bar and Wildside Pizzeria are right nextContinue reading “Radium Hot Springs Newsletter: A Cozy & Relaxing Weekend in the Village Feb 28, 2022”

Sechelt Newsletter: Opportunity Assistants by Mar 23, 2022

The District of Sechelt is looking for a highly skilled administrative professional, experienced with local government, to join our team as Executive Assistant to Mayor and Council. Qualified applicants are invited to apply by Wednesday March 23rd. Read More The District of Sechelt is seeking a talented administrative professional to join our team as theContinue reading “Sechelt Newsletter: Opportunity Assistants by Mar 23, 2022”

Squamish Newsletter: Seeking input from the community 2022

The District of Squamish is seeking community feedback to help inform a new park use program that will make it simple for businesses and non-profit organizations to book and use District park space in Squamish. The program will expand on the temporary program launched in June 2020 to allow businesses and non-profit organizations to operateContinue reading “Squamish Newsletter: Seeking input from the community 2022”

Tofino Newsletter: Council Highlights Mar 08, 2022

Council Highlights – Mar 8, 2022 Posted: March 14, 2022 Meeting Date: Tuesday, March 8, 2022 Mayor’s Report Mayor Law remarked on International Women’s Day as a day and spoke about the need to recognize that the oppression of women and girls is still a human rights issue globally. Mayor Law held a moment ofContinue reading “Tofino Newsletter: Council Highlights Mar 08, 2022”

Bella Bella Newsletter: Heiltsuk Nation Stands with Wet’suwet’en Nov 22, 2021

Heiltsuk leadership continues to call on the BC government to honour its commitment to UNDRIP by intervening in the ongoing incursion and illegal occupation of Wet’suwet’en territory by Coastal Gaslink work crews and RCMP enforcers.  BELLA BELLA, BRITISH COLUMBIA – (Nov. 22, 2021) – The joint leadership of the Heiltsuk Nation – Hereditary Chiefs andContinue reading “Bella Bella Newsletter: Heiltsuk Nation Stands with Wet’suwet’en Nov 22, 2021”

Bella Bella Newsletter: Human Rights Complaint Mar 01, 2022

Complaint by TD customer who is Indigenous, east-Indian and Muslim seeks to hold bank responsible for systemic racism and make positive social change for BIPOC customers. SURREY, BRITISH COLUMBIA (March 1, 2022) – Sharif Mohammed Bhamji is filing a Canadian Human Rights Commission complaint against TD for being denied service while trying to open a bankContinue reading “Bella Bella Newsletter: Human Rights Complaint Mar 01, 2022”

Salmo Newsletter: Masks to be a Personal Choice in Facilities Mar 11, 2022

Following yesterday’s announcement from the British Columbia Provincial Health Officer (PHO), the Village of Salmo will no longer require masks to be worn by members of the public in the Village office effective today, Friday, March 11, 2022. The PHO based this decision on B.C.’s lowered hospitalization and transmission rates. However, it is still theContinue reading “Salmo Newsletter: Masks to be a Personal Choice in Facilities Mar 11, 2022”

Gold River Newsletter: Property Taxes & Assessments Jan 26, 2022

It is January, you check your mail and you have an envelope from BC Assessment. You open it and see your assessment has gone up 40%. When you pick yourself up off the floor, you are saying to yourself, my taxes are going up 40%! Well, lets stop right there. There is a common misconceptionContinue reading “Gold River Newsletter: Property Taxes & Assessments Jan 26, 2022”

Squamish Newsletter: Rainfall Warning in Effect Mar 13, 2022

An extended period of heavy rain is expected for Howe Sound according to the latest weather alert from Environment Canada.  Rainfall amounts: 50 to 80 mm When: This evening through Monday night. A storm moving across the region will result in a long period of rain beginning tonight. The rain is expected to be heaviestContinue reading “Squamish Newsletter: Rainfall Warning in Effect Mar 13, 2022”

Warfield Newsletter: Pool Hiring Until Mar 25, 2022

The Village of Warfield is hiring summer staff for the Warfield Pool. Pool Staff: The Corporation of the Village of Warfield is now accepting applications for the following Summer Student employment opportunities: Head guard, life guards, slide attendants, and cashiers. Application forms are available at the Village of Warfield Municipal Office or using the linkContinue reading “Warfield Newsletter: Pool Hiring Until Mar 25, 2022”

Warfield Newsletter: Council Meeting Mar 14, 2022

The next Village of Warfield Council meeting will be held on Monday, March 14, 2022, at 1:00 p.m. via zoom. Read and download the agenda right here! Click here to join the Council meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/9612047433 Meeting ID: 961 204 7433 The post Warfield Council Meeting-Monday March 14 appeared first on Village of Warfield. Read More

Lumby Newsletter: Emergency Water Shut Off Mar 09, 2022

NOTICE OF EMERGENCY WATER SERVICE SHUT OFF Click here to view the media release. INTERRUPTION DUE TO A WATER MAIN BREAK WHEN: TODAY, MARCH 09, 2022 TIME: 4:00PM to undetermined (Crew working hard to restore water asap) WHERE: Val Marie trailer park and surrounding area including some residences on Catt, Ave, Maple Street and nearContinue reading “Lumby Newsletter: Emergency Water Shut Off Mar 09, 2022”

Lumby Newsletter: 2022 Financial Plan

At the Tuesday February 22, 2022 Regular Meeting, Council gave 1st and 2nd Reading to the Village of Lumby Financial Plan Bylaw No. 864, 2022. We now ask for public consultation and participation on the budget until Council considers the Bylaw for 3rd reading at its Regular Meeting dated Monday March 21st, 2022. To viewContinue reading “Lumby Newsletter: 2022 Financial Plan”

Tofino Newsletter: 1st in BC to Ban Single-Use Plastic Utensils

Joint Press Release Posted: Mar 11, 2022      |      By: Communications Tofino Becomes First in BC to Ban Single-Use Plastic Utensils View PDF The West Coast is leading the way with action on plastics as Tofino becomes the first municipality in British Columbia to ban single-use plastic utensils, including spoons, forks, knives,Continue reading “Tofino Newsletter: 1st in BC to Ban Single-Use Plastic Utensils”

Victoria Newsletter: Support for Songhees Treaty Negotiations Mar 11, 2022

Today, Songhees Nation and the City of Victoria are pleased to celebrate an important next step toward return of Lək̓ʷəŋən land as part of Treaty negotiations. In a show of support for the Songhees, City of Victoria has provided a formal letter of support for recognition of Songhees’ Treaty Settlement Lands within City boundaries. AlthoughContinue reading “Victoria Newsletter: Support for Songhees Treaty Negotiations Mar 11, 2022”

Langley City Newsletter: 9 topics Mar/Apr 2022

Timms Community Centre is hosting 6 events that can be registered to.Prenatal YogaTimms Kitchen (Youth cooking)Learn to sketchLearn to train Boys BasketballLearn to train Girls VolleyballBudding EngineersPhone: 604.514.2940 March 7 Council Meeting Highlights | Read more… Earth Day | Read more… Would You like to See Your Artwork on the Streets of Langley City? |Continue reading “Langley City Newsletter: 9 topics Mar/Apr 2022”

Trail Newsletter: Free Skating & Guide Mar 2022

TrailProgramGuide.pdf Free Public Skating, funded by Murphy Family FoundationUpcoming Dates: Saturday, March 19, 2022 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.Saturday, March 26, 2022 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.Wednesday, March 16, 2022 5:45 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.Wednesday, March 23, 2022 5:45 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.Wednesday, March 30, 2022 5:45 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Just a reminder thatContinue reading “Trail Newsletter: Free Skating & Guide Mar 2022”

Burnaby Newsletter: Food System Strategy & Meetings Mar 2022

City of Burnaby: Burnaby Food Systems Strategy | Read more… Many scheduled meetings coming up in Burnaby, they have recently ended the suspension of public attendance, however this was noted: “Proof of full vaccination (2 doses of vaccine) will be required for in-person attendance at meetings.” Meetings & Public Hearings | Read more…

Squamish Newsletter: A transit message by Mayor Karen Elliott

As we head into week 7 of the transit strike, I know you will share in my disappointment at the lack of progress towards a solution. Transit is a vital lifeline in our community for so many of our residents, and I know this period has presented new challenges at a time when we didn’tContinue reading “Squamish Newsletter: A transit message by Mayor Karen Elliott”

North Vancouver Newsletter: CityView eNews Mar 11, 2022

Spring Break Fun in CNV | E-Scooters Now Legal in the City | A Message from Mayor Buchanan | Kings Mill Walk Park Master Plan Moving Forward | Last Chance for 2022 Youth Awards & Scholarships | Help Shape the Future of The Shipyards | Your Voice Matters: 2022/23 NVSD Budget | Council Meeting HighlightsContinue reading “North Vancouver Newsletter: CityView eNews Mar 11, 2022”

Armstrong Newsletter: Load Restrictions

Keep an eye out for local road signage in our jurisdiction as our crews have implemented Load Restrictions pursuant to Traffic and Parking Regulation Bylaw. All roads within the City of Armstrong are limited to 70 percent of Legal Axle Loading, except for the following named roads which are excluded:(Limited to 100 percent Legal AxleContinue reading “Armstrong Newsletter: Load Restrictions”

Grand Forks Newsletter: Planning for Canada Day

City of Grand Forks Request for Proposals Canada Day 2022 Event Planning and Delivery RFP# GF2022-08-RFP (GF2022-08-RFP-CanadaDay2022) Date of issue – March 11, 2022 Date of Closing – March 29, 2022 @ 2pm Canada Day (July 1) is an important community celebration that is supported by the City of Grand Forks. In previous years severalContinue reading “Grand Forks Newsletter: Planning for Canada Day”

Victoria Newsletter: My Great Neighbourhood Grants open April 01 | Mar 10, 2022

Have a great idea for a project or activity that would bring neighbours together and help create an inviting, vibrant place for people to connect? Applications for My Great Neighbourhood Grants will be accepted starting on April 1. “Victoria has so many amazing neighbourhoods, each with their own unique identity and sense of community pride,” saidContinue reading “Victoria Newsletter: My Great Neighbourhood Grants open April 01 | Mar 10, 2022”

Dawson Creek Newsletter: Volunteer Work, Meetings & Tenders Mar 2022

Interested in Volunteering with Special Olympics BC – Dawson Creek? | Read more… Regular Meeting of Council on Monday, March 14, 2022 | Read more… RFP 2022-13 Memorial Arena Slab Replacement – RFP Development & Construction Services | Read more… RFP 2022-16 Memorial Arena Concession | Read more…

Anmore Newsletter: Watermain Flushing Mar 10, 2022

We’re going to be cleaning watermains next week as this is essential for maintaining water quality. The flushing may cause pressure fluctuations, some water discolouration and sediment in the water that reaches your home. These conditions are normal and should not last long. If your water appears discoloured, turn on an outside water tap or bathtub faucetContinue reading “Anmore Newsletter: Watermain Flushing Mar 10, 2022”