Supporting the ideas and efforts of the people in the Columbia Basin
Renovations will debut next spring More renovations are waiting in the wings at the Charles Bailey Theatre in Trail. Phase 2 of the project to upgrade the Kootenay’s largest performance theatre will take centre stage starting in 2017. Columbia Basin […]
Participating in the ground breaking ceremony for the Trail Riverfront Centre on October 13 had special significance for Columbia Basin Trust president and CEO Neil Muth. He was born and raised in Trail and shared some of his fond memories […]
You’re Invited! Columbia Basin Trust is hosting a community meeting in Edgewood to have a conversation on the priorities that community members identified through the Our Trust, Our Future (OTOF) process. The Trust committed to returning to Edgewood following the […]
Thanks to a generous grant from the Columbia Basin Trust, recreational opportunities in the lower Slocan Valley will be improved and expanded for park and trail users. The Trust has awarded a $250,000 Recreation Infrastructure Grant to the Slocan Community […]
20 projects receive $1 million Twenty recreation projects encouraging active lifestyles are getting under way thanks to help from the Trust’s Recreation Infrastructure Grants program. New this year, the program supports community efforts to create new or upgrade existing recreation […]
Upgrades to the Gyro Park tennis courts and the development of four pickleball courts are complete thanks in large part to Columbia Basin Trust’s Recreation Infrastructure Grant program. The Trust grant of $120,000 made up the lion’s share of the […]
