Crawford Bay Community Directed Youth Funds
Crawford Bay Community Directed Youth Funds (CDYF) will enhance local youth services activities and opportunities over a four-year period.
Learn MoreCrawford Bay Community Directed Youth Funds (CDYF) will enhance local youth services activities and opportunities over a four-year period.
Learn MoreCranbrook Community Directed Youth Funds (CDYF) will enhance local youth services activities and opportunities over a four-year period.
Learn MoreCBT funds will be used to support the associated costs with conducting the Connecting the Social Sector project during September 2012 through to September 2013. This project will help to increase collaboration and effectiveness of the Cranbrook social sector non-profit...
Learn MoreTransition Nelson's Good Neighbour Program will be working collaboratively with the MIR Centre Community Mediation Program to formalize a framework and operational model for a Community Mediation Service that will serve residents and organizations throughout the West Kootenay region. This...
Learn MoreThe Groundswell Network Society is enhancing communications and outreach services for communities organizations and individuals inquiring to learn from Groundswell's experience and expertise.
Learn MoreThe Columbia Valley community (from Spillimacheen to Canal Flats) will develop and / or approve community-based projects that align with achieving the Valley's collectively determined priorities.
Learn MoreCBT provided support to second year Recreation Fish and Wildlife students at Selkirk College in Castlegar for a field trip to wetlands of the Columbia River along the Arrow and Kinbasket reservoirs. This tour augmented the students study of the...
Learn MoreCBT will provide $62000 to Mainstreams Environmental Society to provide fiscal management of the Columbia Basin Watershed Network (CBWN) core budget on behalf of the CBWN Steering Committee and membership. For more information on the CBWN visit www.cbwn.ca
Learn MoreThe Columbia Basin Rural Development Institute will promote and support informed planning and decision-making in the Columbia Basin through region-specific information and applied research.
Learn MoreThe LawShare project will train local lawyers and leaders of non-profit organizations in aspects of law directly related to the management of community service agencies. In addition the project will develop a library of legal resource materials that will be...
Learn MoreThe Selkirk Geospatial Research Centre (SGRC) in partnership with Columbia Basin Trust (CBT) is providing a range of geomatic services pertaining to watershed management within the Columbia Basin.
Learn MoreCBT will provide funding support to the First nations Columbia River Treaty Leadership Commission (Okanagan Nation Alliance the Ktunaxa Nation Council and the Secwepemc Nation bands) who have agreed to work together in Phase 2 to develop a strategy and...
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