Value Added Wood Forum
The value added wood forum supports diversification of the wood products industry and encourages the kind of community economic development which is so important to the region.
Learn MoreThe value added wood forum supports diversification of the wood products industry and encourages the kind of community economic development which is so important to the region.
Learn MoreTo foster activities that each community deems important and to fund projects supported by the community that might otherwise not have been undertaken. Distribution of funds to local communities for locally driven projects to ensure local input into program delivery....
Learn MoreDistribution of funds to local communities for locally driven projects to ensure local input into program delivery. The affected areas funding is designed to benefit the regions most directly affected in order to address some of the more severe impacts...
Learn MoreThree workshops were funded. All of the workshops were marketed throughout the region. These workshops are offered free of charge to any business that wants to take advantage of them.
Learn MoreCreston Valley Wildlife Management Working Group.
Learn MoreMarket research project for artisanal producers of giftware and home and garden projects.
Learn MoreRecognizing the importance of E commerce for small business owners especially in rural areas similar to Greater Trail Community Futures Development Corporation (CFDC) decided to expand on the approved training course create a pilot project and pursue other partners and...
Learn MoreThe festival is designed to provide the community and visitors with an annual spring festival consisting of high quality educational events that highlight the natural environment of Golden located in the Great Rocky Mountain Trench; with a focus on birds...
Learn MoreThe Cultural Facilitated Forum includes representation from both regional arts councils and other visual literary and performing arts groups with a focus on basin wide arts development.
Learn MoreCanadian Columbia River Inter tribal Fisheries Commission recommended five program areas for 1999 and suggested percentages for a funding total of $250 000: 1. Stewardship Public Awareness and Education (20%) 2. Habitat Restoration and Conservation (25%) 3. Technical Assistance to...
Learn MoreDistribution of funds to local communities for locally driven projects to ensure local input into program delivery. The affected areas funding is designed to benefit the regions most directly affected in order to address some of the more severe impacts...
Learn MoreA celebration of the Upper Columbia Valley. The Upper Columbia Valley is unique on the planet. Stretching over 150 kilometres it is home to a magnificent assemblage of natural habitats the heart of which is the wetlands that flank the...
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