Another incentive for residents to cut down on wood stove pollution and fuel costs.
The RDCK has teamed up with the Province and BC Lung Association to offer a rebate if you exchange your old unit for a new one.
You can get $350 back if you get rid of a pre-1994 wood stove and buy a modern replacement locally.
The rebate is available to the first seventy homeowners who apply.
Modern wood stoves play a large part in cutting down on local air pollution.
They emit less smoke and up to 90% fewer particulates than old models.
