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That waste will be collected weekly, with garbage and recycling collection moving from a weekly to a biweekly collection schedule

A selection of must-see masterpieces that will be on display this summer.

Two First Nations communities along the North Coast are receiving fresh provincial funding to support local fo...

Funding on top of $1.9 million from province for district’s organics program

Program will involve 14,000 households in electoral areas

Curbside collection for household waste could be coming. But first, people have to let the regional district know if they are in — or out — on such a service for electoral area residents (largely rural) through an online public consultation process (https://engage.rdck.ca) that ends April 21.

Administration officials tell nbc news, u2 spy planes were circling the balloons taking pictures about the chinese capability. >> theres immense intelligence value in watching an asset like this actually behave, its maneuverability, its emission characteristics. >> reporter: but the white house is facing questions on capitol hill. >> members of congress on both sides of the aisle have some serious questions about how long they knew about this, why they didnt shoot it down sooner, what informatio...

The service will be added to garbage and recycling collection in 2023, with changes in frequency of services

(Albany, NY) Senator Anna M. Kaplan (D-North Hills) and the Senate Democratic Majority today advanced legislation to better protect the environment, support renewable energy, and strengthen regulatory standards across New York. The bills include agreements related to renewable energy development rights on reforestation areas, an exemption from requirements for the alienation of parkland for certain renewable energy generating projects, directives for the state to study and make recommendations o...

In a media release, New Democrat MLA Roly Russell says a new organic waste projects in the Regional District of Okanagan Similkameen (RDOS), Osoyoos Indian Band (OIB), and Town of Oliver will help decrease greenhouse gas emissions, create jobs and produce compost for residents.   “People in the South Okanagan will soon have one more way to actively fight climate change and