Tag: Boundary

Prescribed burn scheduled for Thursday near Rock Creek

Wildfires My Grand Forks Now Staff -
The BC Wildfire Service will be conducting a 72-hectare ecosystem restoration burn in the Kettle River area, approximately three...

New RDKB program guides homeowners on energy retrofits

News Bill Kingston -
The Regional District of Kootenay Boundary is helping homeowners navigate the world of energy retrofits and grants. It's launched the...

2021 RDKB Dog Tags on hold

News Martin Huhn -
Some of us want to get our dog's tag early to save half the price for the licence. However...

Grand Forks RCMP search warrants net suspected illicit drugs and cash

News Martin Huhn -
RCMP in Grand Forks executed three search warrants at a local hotel in relation to an ongoing criminal investigation...

Grand Forks RCMP launches online crime reporting tool

News Martin Huhn -
The RCMP Online Crime Reporting Tool (OCRe) allows residents to report minor crimes online that fall within a certain...

Riverside Centre in Rock Creek

News Martin Huhn -
The latest addition to the West Boundary community is the Riverside Centre in Rock Creek. The centre offers free high...

Community Futures Boundary writes over $1.2 million in cheques to local businesses

Uncategorized Martin Huhn -
Community Futures Boundary has supported 30 local businesses through the Regional Relief and Recovery Fund with over $1.2 million...

Grand Forks RCMP invite locals to participate in community survey

Uncategorized Martin Huhn -
The Grand Forks RCMP want you! Well they want to hear from you, before November 27th, by participating in...

FNHA offers new health services

News Martin Huhn -
There are two new free low barrier healthcare services available through the First Nations Health Authority (FNHA) via the...

RCMP say back to school with new traffic considerations

News Martin Huhn -
Has it already been 6 months since students started staying home from school due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic?...

Grand Forks RCMP report fewer calls in August compared last year

News Martin Huhn -
Grand Forks RCMP said they have experienced a slight decline in calls for service during the second half of...

International Overdose Awareness Day events in Grand Forks

News Martin Huhn -
The CAT is hosting an Overdose Awareness information booth at the Market on Market on August 28th starting at...

RDKB Drought Level 2 – Dry Conditions

News Martin Huhn -
RDKB Drought Level 2 – Dry Conditions With the warm temperatures and less than average precipitation, most of the Boundary...

Bridge replacement to close Brown Creek Road

Road Closures Martin Huhn -
Kingston Construction has been contracted to replace the bridge over Pass Creek, north of Grand Forks on Brown Creek...

Grand Forks has new Utilities Manager

Uncategorized Martin Huhn -
The City of Grand Forks has a new Utilities Manager. Rod Zielinski will join the the City’s senior management...

Heat Warning issued for Boundary

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With Monday’s forecast of high temperatures in the mid to high 30's, Environment Canada has issued a Heat Warning...
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