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Greenwood Boil Water Notice

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The City of Greenwood (BC) has issued a boil water notice. Residents of the city are asked to boil...

RCMP say back to school with new traffic considerations

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

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...

Tree on power lines causes bush fire in Greenwood

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In Greenwood, a tree fell on high tension lines in a forested area igniting a fire. Greenwood VOLUNTEER Fire...

Greenwood residents go to polls October 10th

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After mayor Ed Smith stepped down for personal reasons this past February, the top seat in Canada's smallest city...

Health Connections coming to Boundary Transit System

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Interior Health, the Regional District of Kootenay Boundary and BC Transit are announcing a new Health Connections route between...

RDKB hires first Bylaw Enforcement Officer

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In the few months since her arrival at the Regional District of Kootenay Boundary, Bylaw Enforcement Officer Brandy Rafuse...

RDKB flood and geohazard risk assessment funding

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The BC government has earmarked nearly 150 thousand dollars to the RDKB to complete a Boundary region flood and...

Greenwood Flower Planter Competition

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The Greenwood Board of Trade is hosting a flower basket/planter competition this July. The top prizes? 500 dollars with...

Greenwood Weekly Evening Market

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Canada's smallest city Greenwood, BC will be hosting a weekly evening market starting Friday, July 10th this summer between...

Greenwood BoT 5 Year Plan

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The Greenwood Board of Trade announced its 5 year plan last night at Greenwood City Council. The plan is to...

Set For Life in Greenwood

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Myrna Bowen and her daughter Savannah Walker have an evening tradition of spending time together on the porch, catching...

RDKB Rescinds All Evacuation Alerts in Boundary

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The RDKB Emergency Operations Centre has rescinded an evacuation alert for 1136 properties affecting about 2200 people in the...

Regional Relief and Recovery Fund Available in The Boundary

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The Regional Relief and Recovery Fund is now available in the Boundary DIstrict. Community Futures in Western Canada has...

gBoT Hosts Access Awareness Week

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The Greenwood Board of Trade has taken the initiative to participate in the Access Awareness Week that runs May...

Canada Revenue Agency Allows Grand Forks Community Tax Consulting by Telephone

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The Canada Revenue Agency has given permission for the Grand Forks Community Volunteer Income Tax Program to offer a...
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