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Jumpstart your future at a career and education event just for the Kootenays

Jumpstart your future at a career and education event just for the Kootenays

FREE Cranbrook Career and Post-Secondary Education Event is live and in-person Sept. 8
7 ways to prevent CO exposure in your vacation rental

7 ways to prevent CO exposure in your vacation rental

From beautiful beaches to world famous hikes, there’s no denying that B.C. is the perfect destination for a summer getaway. And with many families and individuals looking to scratch their long-awaited travel itch, it’s sure to be a busy season for vacation rentals.
Get Moving with Your Community this June

Get Moving with Your Community this June

Download the ParticipACTION app, track your activity + help your community compete to win $100K!
This spring, return to cycling for a fresh start

This spring, return to cycling for a fresh start

More than just a bike ride — GoByBike for health, for the planet and for prizes!
Foundry supports youth in living a good life

Foundry supports youth in living a good life

Free and confidential health and wellness supports for BC youth ages 12 to 24 – online and in-person
Let’s play! Grants help Nelson kids get off the sidelines

Let’s play! Grants help Nelson kids get off the sidelines

Every year, KidSport pays registration fees for low-income families, so ALL kids can play
Partnership makes safety internship possible for Ktunaxa Nation member

Partnership makes safety internship possible for Ktunaxa Nation member

Investing in local and Indigenous communities where its projects are located is important to FortisBC. One of the ways the company does that is to help develop local talent. That’s why FortisBC partnered with ProActive Safety & First Aid to establish a safety internship role on its Inland Gas Upgrades (IGU) project for Ktunaxa Nation member Shane Gravelle. FortisBC is funding the one-year internship and ProActive Safety & First Aid is overseeing Shane’s training.
Métis building strong future, based on long history in BC

Métis building strong future, based on long history in BC

Over 22,000 Métis are registered in BC, with 90,000 self-identifying as Métis on the last census
B.C. has millions of dollars in unclaimed funds – some of it may be yours

B.C. has millions of dollars in unclaimed funds – some of it may be yours

Last year, retired Surrey, B.C. primary school teacher Sue Wallace received a phone call from her son telling her that he noticed her name listed in the online database of the BC Unclaimed Property Society’s website. Intrigued by the possibility that she might have forgotten funds somewhere, she went to the BCUPS’s website to see for herself.
B.C. businesses can get up to $10,000 per employee by providing jobs for underrepresented people

B.C. businesses can get up to $10,000 per employee by providing jobs for underrepresented people

B.C. companies that are hiring for a tech position can get up to $10,000 through Innovate BC’s Innovator Skills Initiative.