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Negotiators to share latest on Columbia River Treaty
The B.C. government is hosting a virtual public information session to provide an update and answer questions about Canada-U.S. negotiations on the Columbia River Treaty….
Grants to help reduce wildfire risks for local municipalities
City of Cranbrook, City of Fernie, City of Kimberley, District of Invermere and Village of Radium Hot Springs receiving funds for wildfire-risk-reduction initiatives The B.C….
Trust boosting employment while reducing wildfire risk
12 projects receive funding through provincial partnership Wildfires have hit rural communities in the Columbia Basin hard, and the economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic…
Columbia Basin Trust welcomes new board member
Betty Anne Marino joins the Trust’s Board of Directors. Betty Anne Marino joins the Trust’s Board of Directors Columbia Basin Trust is pleased to welcome…
Next round of Columbia River Treaty negotiations upcoming
Katrine Conroy, B.C.’s Minister Responsible for the Columbia River Treaty, says she is confident the under-renegotiation treaty will be successfully modernized ahead of the next…
Commission to recommend protections for forestry workers
A new provincial commission will provide advice on strengthening the long-term stability of jobs and economic recovery in B.C.’s forestry industry. Government has appointed an…
Old-growth deferral announcement elicits differing views
The provincial government Nov. 2 announced its intention to work in partnership with First Nations to defer harvest of ancient, rare and priority large stands…
B.C. announces long awaited changes to forestry legislation
By John Bergenske Op-ed Commentary Actions speak louder than words. While a revised forest act from the province looks good on paper, only time will…
Thanks to Canadian Armed Forces for assistance
Letters to the Editor I want to thank all of the Canadian Armed Forces personnel, and all our other partners who provided such invaluable assistance,…