The Kootenay Family Place will develop a plan regarding how the West Kootenay Boundary Administrators Group can work together to meet the goals of the Ministry of Children and Family Development Action Plan.
Learn MoreThe Lake Windermere Alliance Church received funding to expand the outdoor play area at the Sonshine Children's Centre enabling it to meet licensing requirements of a safe fenced play area.
Learn MoreThe Village of Valemount will host a two day community workshop "Industrial Geo-Park Initiative: Direct Heat Use Workshop". This workshop will take place in Valemount February 12-13 2016 and will inform residents on the potential benefits of geo-thermal heating systems.
Learn MoreThe Shuswap Indian Band will host a workshop on Indigenous Food systems in the Columbia Valley April 5-8 2016 in Invermere. The workshop will include presentations by Dawn Morrison and Irene Neeposh and panel discussions.
Learn MoreThis project will restore riparian and wetland habitat along Indian Creek by planting native species and suppressing invasive plants.
Learn MoreThis project will provide a series of films about food systems. Guest speakers will engage with residents on issues around food security.
Learn MoreCommunity Futures Development Corporation of Revelstoke will implement a living wage strategy in Revelstoke and Columbia Shuswap Regional District Area B.
Learn MoreThe Kimberley Nordic Club received funds to expand the stadium area and purchase grooming equipment to improve the Nordic ski experience in Kimberley.
Learn MoreA workshop for trail builders will be held in New Denver September 26 2015.
Learn MoreThe Huck-en Berries Bike Jam is a fun dirt-jump mountain bike event for riders of all ages taking place August 29th in Rossland that attracts about 300 participants and spectators
Learn MoreWithinsight Services will create an overview and high level assessment of the hospice care societies in the Columbia Basin Trust Region which includes the planning of a network event in the spring of 2016.
Learn MoreThe Nelson and District Seniors Coordinating Society received funding to expand the delivery of non-medical support services to low-income seniors and other vulnerable adults helping them stay in their homes keep connected to their communities and improve health.
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