We asked CSRD Electoral Area B director candidates their thoughts on land-use planning
Candidates consider what they’d like to see happen in terms of land-use planning in CSRD Area B.
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Columbia-Shuswap Regional District Electoral Area B candidates introduce themselves
The CSRD Area B chair is up for grabs after longtime director Loni Parker announced she isn't running again. This is our first installment of a Q&A series with Area B candidates.
Chasing rumours of gondola plans for Mount Begbie
The rumours have been swirling around Revelstoke for months. We sent local journalist Alex Cooper to beat the bushes and find out what’s up.
Brief: Candidates announced for CSRD Area B director, School District 19 trustees
Current CSRD electoral Area B director Loni Parker won’t be running for re-election.
City of Revelstoke will once again provide fire protection services for nearby CSRD residents
Approximately 250 residents in Electoral Area B will be provided safe, reliable fire suppression services in the new 10-year agreement.
City, CSRD close to reaching agreement on fire protection services in Electoral Area B
Council to discuss a proposed 10-year agreement.
Applications being accepted for Community Initiatives Program
Get your applications ready for upcoming Columbia Basin Trust Community Initiatives funding.
Supreme court rules City of Revelstoke must continue providing fire services to CSRD
Fire protection services to parts of CSRD Area B adjacent to the city will continue until June 1, 2018. Next steps will include mediation between the city and CSRD.
Brief: Revelstoke city council pass fire protection bylaw for South Revelstoke in anticipation of successful negotiations with CSRD
Negotiations are still ongoing but the city is hopeful they can come to an agreement before the end of the year.
Revelstoke fire services in CSRD issue: A primer to get you up to speed
Negotiations over a new fire services agreement for Area B residents currently served by Revelstoke Fire Rescue Services have been ongoing for a couple years. With a deadline looming, there is a possibility the fire services to those areas could cease on Dec. 31. Here's what you need to know to get you up to speed.
Columbia-Shuswap Regional District Electoral Area B candidates introduce themselves
The CSRD Area B chair is up for grabs after longtime director Loni Parker announced she isn't running again. This is our first installment of a Q&A series with Area B candidates.
Chasing rumours of gondola plans for Mount Begbie
The rumours have been swirling around Revelstoke for months. We sent local journalist Alex Cooper to beat the bushes and find out what’s up.
Brief: Candidates announced for CSRD Area B director, School District 19 trustees
Current CSRD electoral Area B director Loni Parker won’t be running for re-election.
City of Revelstoke will once again provide fire protection services for nearby CSRD residents
Approximately 250 residents in Electoral Area B will be provided safe, reliable fire suppression services in the new 10-year agreement.
City, CSRD close to reaching agreement on fire protection services in Electoral Area B
Council to discuss a proposed 10-year agreement.
Applications being accepted for Community Initiatives Program
Get your applications ready for upcoming Columbia Basin Trust Community Initiatives funding.
Supreme court rules City of Revelstoke must continue providing fire services to CSRD
Fire protection services to parts of CSRD Area B adjacent to the city will continue until June 1, 2018. Next steps will include mediation between the city and CSRD.
Brief: Revelstoke city council pass fire protection bylaw for South Revelstoke in anticipation of successful negotiations with CSRD
Negotiations are still ongoing but the city is hopeful they can come to an agreement before the end of the year.
Revelstoke fire services in CSRD issue: A primer to get you up to speed
Negotiations over a new fire services agreement for Area B residents currently served by Revelstoke Fire Rescue Services have been ongoing for a couple years. With a deadline looming, there is a possibility the fire services to those areas could cease on Dec. 31. Here's what you need to know to get you up to speed.