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by Province of British Columbia on Friday Apr 09 2021 Improvements to the Kootenay Lake Ferry terminals, including the location in Balfour, are expected to begin in the next few weeks. Work to upgrade the Kootenay Lake Ferry terminals begins in the coming weeks, with improved amenities, more parking and better access for people who rely on the ferries. Construction on the new electric-ready ferry for the crossing will begin this summer. "The Kootenay Lake Ferry Servi...

Improvements coming to Kootenay Lake Ferry terminal SHARE ON: Kootenay Lake Ferry. (Supplied by B.C. Government Flickr) Work will begin in the coming weeks to improve the Kootenay Lake Ferry terminals with improved amenities, more parking and better access. “The Kootenay Lake Ferry Service improvements are good news for users and will have a positive impact on all nearby communities,” said Patrick Weiler, MP for West Vancouver-Sunshine Coast-Sea to Sky Country on behalf of Catherine McKenn...

iPolitics By Janet E Silver. Published on Mar 15, 2021 10:42am Parliament Hill (Jolson Lim/iPolitics) As the Conservatives continue to press the government to include a carbon capture tax credit in the next federal budget despite opposition from some environmental groups, carbon sequestration — which refers to the removal of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere — is a new topic in the lobby registry. Wolf Infrastructure Management, a Calgary-based energy infrastructure company, has...

/CNW/ - The safety and well-being of Canadians are top priorities of the governments of Canada and British Columbia. Investments in public transit...

British Columbians need safe, accessible and reliable public transit to get to work and home, to attend appointments, shop for essentials, and conduct...

Hospitality businesses that did not earn revenue in 2019 are not eligible for federal government support and hundreds have signed a petition saying they should be included in support programs because they have non-reversable financial commitments.

About 20 local government and non-profit representatives met with West Vancouver-Sunshine Coast-Sea to Sky Country MP Patrick Weiler virtually on Feb. 9 to make their requests as the Trudeau . . .

A second instalment of School District No. 46’s $1.1 million in federal COVID-19 relief funding has been announced. “With this second instalment, we are making sure that teachers and students . . .

Quotes “Through this investment, the Government of Canada is supporting improved infrastructure and housing on reserves by planning for the long term. This funding will help the Squamish Nation and 44 other First Nations in British Columbia to assess their priorities and goals to plan and manage essential infrastructure in their communities.” Patrick Weiler Quick facts ISC is providing $15 million over five years, starting in 2018-2019, to support First Nations in developing asset managemen...

As the expiration date for federal support programs looms in the distance, the federal minister of small business has promised to help Sea to Sky enterprises in their time of need. However, in an. . .