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    Enhancing essential community supports through grants

    Community Gaming Grants boost access, support for people who benefit from community services View the full article from the original source

    BC Gov News

     Summary People can access the online survey June 3-26, 2026 In-person open houses will take place on June 3 and June 11 __________People are invited to provide their feedback about the options being considered to improve transportation in the Kamloops area following the loss of the Red Bridge. From…

    Improving safety for Indigenous communities

    New funding supports Indigenous-led violence-prevention programs View the full article from the original source

    Building new culturally supportive homes in Victoria

    Construction begins on 34 homes for Indigenous people experiencing or at risk of homelessness View the full article from the original source

    BC Gov News

     Summary Pause on new mineral claims in parts of northwestern and north-central B.C. will support ongoing land-use planning with First Nations and stakeholder and community engagement The land-use planning work will provide greater certainty for investors, First Nations and communities, outlining ar…

    Investments in amateur sports benefit athletes, communities

    Pathways to Sport strategic framework demonstrates how investments strengthen B.C.’s sports sector View the full article from the original source

    Strengthening manufacturing jobs in Vancouver

    New provincial funding helps local manufacturers reach new markets View the full article from the original source

    Supporting seniors, Elders through age-friendly communities grants

    26 communities benefit from this year’s age-friendly communities program grants View the full article from the original source

    Penticton joins B.C.’s class action against ‘forever chemicals’ manufacturers

     B.C., Penticton working to hold companies accountable for effects of chemicals in drinking water View the full article from the original source

    Accessibility advocate propelled by bravery, empowered through connectivity

    Nada Abdelghaffar, a journalism student who lives with visual impairment, understands the tenacity required to navigate the many structural, ethical, attitudinal, and bureaucratic obstacles people with disabilities or medical conditions face. Coming to Canada for the first time in winter 2017, Abdel…

    Planting 125 million more trees in B.C.

    Wildfire restoration, critical habitats for wildlife supported View the full article from the original source

    Keeping drivers, sheep safe with new wildlife overpass in Radium

    Crossing helps ensure long-term health for the area’s bighorn sheep herd View the full article from the original source

    Rental prices down, rental housing construction up in B.C.

    Housing plan delivering results as BC Builds breaks ground on 4,000th unit View the full article from the original source

    Chipping instead of burning: Sun Peaks and TRU test low-carbon fuel management

    Sun Peaks Mountain Resort Municipality is trying a new approach to reduce wildfire risk in the forests surrounding the community — and Thompson Rivers University (TRU) is right in the middle of it. Instead of piling leftover wood and brush from fuel-reduction treatments and burning it when condition…

    Secwépemc Curriculum Developer Candidate Presentations

    The TRU community is invited to presentations by candidates for the tenure-track Secwépemc Curriculum Developer position in the Learning Design and Innovations Department. Candidate 1: Friday, June 5, 10 to 10:45 a.m. Candidate 2: Monday, June 8, 10 to 10:45 a.m. Location: NPH 316, Chappell Family B…

    Addressing hate, racism in B.C. communities

    Civil forfeiture grants support organizations at risk of hate-based crime View the full article from the original source

    B.C. releases third-annual Pay Transparency Report

    Pay transparency helping to reduce gender pay gap in B.C. View the full article from the original source

    Secwépemc Curriculum Developer Candidate Presentations

    The TRU community is invited to presentations by candidates for the tenure-track Secwépemc Curriculum Developer position in the Learning Design and Innovations Department. Candidate 1: Friday, June 5, 10 to 10:45 a.m. Candidate 2: Monday, June 8, 10 to 10:45 a.m. Location: NPH 316, Chappell Family B…

    Making government services more equitable for all

    B.C. launches Anti-Racism Action Plan to address barriers Indigenous, racialized people face View the full article from the original source

    Building first student housing for Camosun College students

    Construction begins on a new student housing project at Lansdowne Campus View the full article from the original source
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