Tag: BC Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure

Contractor granted leave to appeal in $2M Kootenay Lake ferry terminal dispute

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A Castlegar-based construction company is getting another chance to challenge a decision in its dispute with the B.C. government over work it did on the Kootenay Lake ferry terminals.

Province to hear inland ferry service concerns

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Kootenay communities pushing for stronger protections for inland ferry service may soon get face time with the province.

Nelson-Creston MLA provides clarity on Big Orange Bridge infrastructure study

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Nelson-Creston MLA Brittny Anderson has addressed community confusion following the recent announcement of a feasibility study to explore the...

Installation of traffic lights at four-way stop on Nelson’s Baker Street starts

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Construction is expected to increase this week at the Highway 3A and Baker Street intersection in Nelson for the...

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Former firefighter helps bus crash victims near Mackenzie

Emergency Services
A former firefighter's quick thinking and emergency training helped passengers in Wednesday's Highway 39 bus crash, about four kilometres south of Mackenzie.

What’s in the federal budget for B.C.?

Economy
B.C. political leaders are weighing in on the latest federal budget, which proposes billions in investments for forestry, mining, energy and infrastructure projects across the province.

Nelson residents invited to weigh in on 2027 budget

City of Nelson
Budget season in Nelson has officially commenced.The city has launched the public engagement period for the 2027 budget, inviting residents to share their perspectives on planning and priorities for the upcoming year.

S.S. Moyie receives Heritage BC funding for restoration work

Community
The Kootenay Lake Historical Society has secured $46,745 in Heritage BC funding to help preserve one of the Kootenays' best-known historic vessels.

CAF provides update on recovery of injured Wainwright personnel

National
Fourteen Canadian Armed Forces members injured in the Oct. 17 fire at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright have been released from hospital, while 25 remain hospitalized.
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