It’s official: from little kids learning to pedal their balance bikes all the way up to expert-level shredders, Elkford’s local mountain bikers, BMXers and skateboarders…
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Upgrades to more outdoor community spaces
Nine enhancement and improvement projects around the Basin Year-round, people in the Columbia Basin get together outside to enjoy themselves and connect with each other….
Elkford Council News
The following is a synopsis of what occurred during the March 12 District of Elkford council meeting. 2018 Municipal Election – Appointment of Chief Election…
Closure of Crown land and trails in district
To further ensure public safety, the District of Elkford would like to clarify the restrictions on public access to Crown land and the trail network…
Elkford trail application supported by RDEK
Elkford’s trail system may soon become more connected if a Crown land application is successful. The Elkford Nordic Ski Club has filed a Crown land…
Moose and calf and grizzly bear sightings
WildSafeBC Elk Valley this morning (Tuesday, August 9) is reporting a moose and calf have been seen at the top of Project 9 trail in…
Citizen science results released on health of Lizard and Alexander creeks
Elk River watershed residents gathered at The Arts Station, Wednesday, February 26 for a celebration of community-based water quality monitoring. Since 2011 locals have been…
Regional officials laud emergency workers
Recent flooding events around the Regional District of East Kootenay (RDEK), between June 19 and July 2, stretched emergency workers thin and forced officials to…
Elkford’s State of Local Emergency ends
The District of Elkford’s State of Local Emergency declared June 20, expired last night (June 27) at 8:50 p.m. The Evacuation Alert will no longer…
Flooding has damaged dike/trail system
The flooding Elk River has damaged the dike/trail system alongside the river in the District of Elkford. The district announced yesterday that dike assessments are…