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The salmon are coming home

Historic return to the Columbia River The Bringing the Salmon Home Initiative, led by the Ktunaxa, Syilx Okanagan and Secwépemc Nations, in partnership with the governments…

Celebrating 25 years of golf and reconciliation

St. Eugene Golf Resort & Casino is today (May 20) proud to celebrate 25 years since the opening of its championship golf course, a milestone…

Stewards of the herd

Protecting Radium Hot Spring’s Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep on the highways Since 2022, Shuswap Wildlife Monitors have been out on highways to alert drivers when…

Shuswap project gets funds to reduce wildfire risk

Work is underway to enhance forest resilience to protect against the effects of wildfire and climate change in the eastern Kootenay-Boundary region, including a project…

MLA provides update on bighorn sheep safety

By Doug Clovechok The Radium Big Horn Sheep band is on everyone’s mind right now. The issue with sheep fatalities in the area has been…

Local governments get active-transportation funds

Cycling, pedestrian and other active-transportation infrastructure that will safely connect neighbourhoods to parks, schools and town centres in 33 Indigenous and local governments in B.C….

Ecosystem enhancement initiatives benefit Upper Columbia

$1.15 million for landscape-level enhancement, restoration and conservation projects Two additional landscape-level projects in the Upper Columbia region will enhance biodiversity and ecosystems in the…

More study of unmarked graves needed say ʔaq̓ am leaders

ʔaq̓ am Community leadership is today stressing patience and the need for further investigation following the announcement that 182 unmarked graves have been located by…

Trust partners with Basin Nations to create housing solutions

First Nations in the Columbia Basin are moving ahead with building and improving housing stock—adding additional affordable housing options and professional development opportunities—while being supported…