Category Archives: Newsletter

Colwood Newsletter: Meadow Park Green washroom facilities open

Today, Colwood Mayor Rob Martin and Royal Bay Director of Development, Ben Mycroft from GableCraft Homes cut the ribbon to officially open the new public washroom building at Meadow Park Green in Royal Bay. The washroom is a beautifully desgined public facility constructed by GableCraft Homes as part of the development plan, featuring automatic lighting, a fold-down babyContinue reading “Colwood Newsletter: Meadow Park Green washroom facilities open”

Armstrong Newsletter: Launches New Updated Website

The City of Armstrong is pleased to announce the launch of a brand-new rebuilt and redesigned website on January 12, 2022. The new website features user-friendly navigation, modern aesthetic, and a significant content review and rewrite including innovative mobile-phone features, an emergency alert bar, an expanded homepage with news, events calendar, quick access links andContinue reading “Armstrong Newsletter: Launches New Updated Website”

Mackenzie Newsletter: Feb 28, 2022 Council Meeting

The February 28, 2022 Committee of the Whole and Regular Meeting agendas have now been published: 7:00 pm – Committee of the Whole 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…Continue reading “Mackenzie Newsletter: Feb 28, 2022 Council Meeting”

Mackenzie Newsletter: WinterQuest Opening Ceremony Feb 24, 2022

For this year’s WinterQuest, the District of Mackenzie is proud to partner with the McLeod Lake Indian Band (MLIB) for a weekend full of magic and fun, as well as education and reflection. Please join us for a special WinterQuest opening ceremony on Friday, February 25th at 6:00 pm behind the Recreation Centre near the…Continue reading “Mackenzie Newsletter: WinterQuest Opening Ceremony Feb 24, 2022”

Grand Forks Newsletter: 100 Radon Test Kits

The City would like to thank citizens who participated in the 100 Radon Test Kit Challenge! At this time, your radon detector should have been in place for at least 90 days (longer is fine!), as recommended by Health Canada for a long-term test. Please Note: The community collection period will be taking place nextContinue reading “Grand Forks Newsletter: 100 Radon Test Kits”

Grand Forks Newsletter: RFQ Folder Inserter and Postage Machine

The intent of this Request for Quotation (“RFQ”) is for qualified Proponents to provide the City of Grand Forks with Quotations for a Folder Inserter AND Postage Meter/Mailing Machine. All quotations marked “City of Grand Forks, IT2022-07-RFQ, Confidential – Do Not Open,” will be received by 2:00 PM PST (local time) on or before MarchContinue reading “Grand Forks Newsletter: RFQ Folder Inserter and Postage Machine”

Armstrong Newsletter: New City Hall Public Info Session

COVID-19 safety protocols and procedures will be in place during the information session and as such we kindly ask the public to wear masks and practice social distancing. The meeting is open to anyone dropping by; however, to appropriately manage capacity at Odd Fellows Hall the public is asked to RSVP their attendance by emailingContinue reading “Armstrong Newsletter: New City Hall Public Info Session”

Armstrong Newsletter: Survey for residents. Feb 10, 2022

The City has developed a survey to inquire if the keeping of backyard chickens and bees should be an allowable use in residential zones? Share your opinion by filling out this survey. fill out the survey now read the press release Find out more information on this topic by reading the October 12, 2021 CouncilContinue reading “Armstrong Newsletter: Survey for residents. Feb 10, 2022”

Armstrong Newsletter: Agri-Hub Feasibility Study

The City of Armstrong requests that those who may be interested to complete an online survey regarding the agricultural industry to please visit the Township of Spallumcheen website to find out more information. township of spallumcheen website The post Agri-Hub Feasibility Study appeared first on City of Armstrong. Read More

Vancouver Newsletter: 7 topics. Feb 2022

Events, decisions, and reports at City Council for the week of February 7, 2022 | City of Vancouver New affordable homes for Urban Indigenous and new Canadian Residents open in the West End | City of Vancouver Climate Emergency Action Plan | City of Vancouver Quadricycle pedal tours approved in Vancouver | City of VancouverContinue reading “Vancouver Newsletter: 7 topics. Feb 2022”

Lake Country Newsletter: 6 topics Feb 26 to Mar 04, 2022

Stroll Through Lake Country’s History – BC Heritage Week After School Art ~ Winter 2022 (lakecountry.bc.ca) The Lake Country Calendar 2021 Business Excellence Awards 2022 Spring/Summer Activity Guide REGISTRATION OPENS (lakecountry.bc.ca) Open Studio Fridays (lakecountry.bc.ca) TapIn: Creative SafeSpace for Teens (lakecountry.bc.ca)

Campbell River Newsletter: City seeks input

OPPORTUNITY TO PROVIDE FEEDBACK ABOUT PROPOSED UPDATES TO THE OFFICIAL COMMUNITY PLAN PROPOSED UPDATES WOULD ADD GREAT BLUE HERON NEST TREES TO THE BALD EAGLE DEVELOPMENT PERMIT AREA, INCREASE CLARITY OF DEVELOPMENT GUIDELINES. The City of Campbell River is requesting public input on proposed updates to the Official Community Plan (OCP). The revisions would updateContinue reading “Campbell River Newsletter: City seeks input”

Squamish Newsletter: Circular Economy Roadmap 

District of Squamish receives internship opportunity to begin circular economy work with local textiles sector   The District of Squamish has recently unveiled a draft Circular Economy Roadmap that aims to support economic prosperity while reducing environmental impacts in Squamish. The framework aligns with Council’s Strategic Plan to act on climate change and the Zero Waste Strategy, and offers a sustainableContinue reading “Squamish Newsletter: Circular Economy Roadmap “

Squamish Newsletter: Rainfall warning in effect

A Rainfall Warning is in effect for Howe Sound, with heavy rain expected Sunday night through Monday as a moisture-laden system passes through.   An accumulation of 50 to 70 mm of rain is expected. Snow, heavy at times this morning, is also expected for the Sea to Sky Highway north of Squamish, and Whistler, before itContinue reading “Squamish Newsletter: Rainfall warning in effect”

Whistler Newsletter: plans to update Green Building Policy framework

Publication Date: January 26, 2022 Engagement to begin in February 2022 Council directed staff to proceed with an update of the Resort Municipality of Whistler’s (RMOW) Green Building Policy at the January 25 Regular Council meeting.   The Green Building Policy update will include a review of existing guidelines and requirements for new construction asContinue reading “Whistler Newsletter: plans to update Green Building Policy framework”

Whistler Newsletter: Committee of the Whole update

Publication Date: January 27, 2022 Committee of the Whole receives update on the Balance Model Initiative Initiative to model future implications of Whistler’s population growth to inform strategies and actions for achieving Official Community Plan goals  The Resort Municipality of Whistler’s (RMOW) Economic Development department shared an update on the progress of Whistler’s Balance ModelContinue reading “Whistler Newsletter: Committee of the Whole update”

Whistler Newsletter: Service suspended in the Whistler, Squamish and Pemberton transit system

Publication Date: January 28, 2022 BC Transit News Release SEA-TO-SKY – BC Transit is updating its riders in the Whistler, Squamish and Pemberton Valley transit systems, that the Unifor Local 114 union operating under Whistler Transit Ltd. and Diversified Transit has indicated they will take strike action as of 5 a.m. Saturday, January 29. ThisContinue reading “Whistler Newsletter: Service suspended in the Whistler, Squamish and Pemberton transit system”

Whistler Newsletter: launches community consultation for Cannabis Retail Policy

Publication Date: February 16, 2022 Community input to be collected through Whistler’s new online engagement portal  The Resort Municipality of Whistler (RMOW) is seeking input from the community on the proposed Cannabis Retail framework.   Guided by the Official Community Plan (OCP) goals, objectives and policies, the policy will provide regulatory direction, guide the review ofContinue reading “Whistler Newsletter: launches community consultation for Cannabis Retail Policy”

Victoria Newsletter: Year of the Garden Kicks Off With Two New Community Gardens. Feb 25, 2022

VICTORIA, BC — The City of Victoria has proclaimed 2022 as the Year of the Garden and June 18, 2022 as Garden Day, part of a national celebration of everything garden, led by the Canadian Garden Council.  “We are delighted to join other municipalities across Canada in proclaiming 2022 as the Year of the Garden,”Continue reading “Victoria Newsletter: Year of the Garden Kicks Off With Two New Community Gardens. Feb 25, 2022”

Squamish Newsletter: Public call for submissions to the Street Banner Project

The District of Squamish is once again calling on local artists who would like to see their artwork featured on the streets of Squamish. The District has announced the Squamish 2022 Street Banner Project which will see a series of artist-designed banners on streetlight poles located in Downtown Squamish, Garibaldi Estates, Tantalus Road, and BrennanContinue reading “Squamish Newsletter: Public call for submissions to the Street Banner Project”

Victoria Newsletter: Court Advises Beacon Hill Park Trust. Feb 24, 2022

VICTORIA, BC — In response to a question posed by the City of Victoria as trustee, the Supreme Court of B.C. has advised that sheltering in Beacon Hill Park by people experiencing homelessness is not consistent with the terms of the trust under which the City holds the park. The City asked the Court forContinue reading “Victoria Newsletter: Court Advises Beacon Hill Park Trust. Feb 24, 2022”

North Vancouver: CityView eNews February 24, 2022

Share Your Feedback on 2022 Draft Budget | Skate at The Shipyards until Spring Break | A Message from Mayor Buchanan | Have Your Say on the Dog Strategy by February 28 | Standing Up Against Bullying | Utility Bills Due February 28 | Apply for the North Shore Young Civic Forum | Coming UpContinue reading “North Vancouver: CityView eNews February 24, 2022”

Colwood Newsletter: Fire Rescue transitions to Paid On Call 2022-02-17

(2022-02-17) For 75 years, the Colwood Fire Department has provided exceptional Fire Rescue service through a volunteer model. Now, with volunteerism declining in organizations throughout North America, volunteer fire departments face challenges with respect to volunteer turnout and retention. Increasing volunteer demands and pressures Today’s volunteer firefighters experience higher pressures with steadily increasing provincial training standards andContinue reading “Colwood Newsletter: Fire Rescue transitions to Paid On Call 2022-02-17”

Salmon Arm: Property Tax Prepayment Plan

The Property Tax Prepayment Plan is an optional payment plan which provides an opportunity for taxpayers to make prepayments for the following year’s estimated property taxes. The prepayments can be made from August 15 of the preceding year to May 15 of the year in which current taxes are due. Any balance remaining, which isContinue reading “Salmon Arm: Property Tax Prepayment Plan”