The move reflects a 2015 Supreme Court of Canada decision
Families look on helplessly as property erodes into river behind them
Councillors would be paid $20K, and the mayor $45K if they support their own recommendation
City of Nanaimo retains bylaw banning nuclear weapons, but takes several other bylaws off the books
Miniature structures modeled after Irish town
Funding will go toward capacity building for emergency support in those communities
Backyard hens have been allowed in Sparwood since November 2021
District of Tofino takes unique approach to address childcare resource crunch
With limited resources, local governments and private businesses are under too much strain from public health orders according to Sparwood Mayor David Wilks
The city filed their official petition before the Supreme Court on Wednesday, July 6
Grand Forks city council gave the shelter a three-month lease in March
The city was not satisfied with the response from Minister David Eby regarding the ongoing situation
UBCM president says Eby’s decision to use paramountcy powers undermines local government autonomy
Penticton council voted Tuesday to reject the shelter’s extension for a second time
No provisions under B.C. Community Charter to allow new parents time off without disqualification
$100,000 will go to the not-for-profit each year, with the funds to be used to acquire a larger plane
The UBCM resolution seeks federal, provincial support to replace antiquated infrastructure
