New Arts and Crafts Projects in the Works

New Arts and Crafts Projects in the Works

Columbia Basin residents can learn about themselves, their region, its past and its people by being engaged through arts and culture. To help make this happen, 123 arts and culture […]

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Save the Date for the Columbia Basin Symposium

Save the Date for the Columbia Basin Symposium

Residents from across the Columbia Basin are invited to discuss the future of energy at RE:Energize, the Columbia Basin Symposium, taking place May 6 to 8, 2027, at Selkirk College […]

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Strengthening Local Food Production in the Basin

Strengthening Local Food Production in the Basin

Primary food producers in the Basin will be tapping into solar power and testing new food crops as part of Columbia Basin Trust’s Farm Solar and Resilient Food Crops granting […]

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Columbia Basin Trust Releases 2025/2026 Annual Report

Columbia Basin Trust Releases 2025/2026 Annual Report

Columbia Basin Trust has released its 2025/26 Annual Service Plan Report. The Trust delivered $105 million in direct benefits across the Basin, including $81 million in grants and initiatives and […]

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Free Workshops Help Homeowners Improve Comfort, Reduce Energy Use

Free Workshops Help Homeowners Improve Comfort, Reduce Energy Use

This fall, Columbia Basin Trust and the Community Energy Association will deliver workshops in 25 Basin communities to help people learn more about making their homes more energy efficient.

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Festival Grants Support Vibrant Basin Communities

Festival Grants Support Vibrant Basin Communities

Twenty Basin festivals receive support to bring people together through arts, culture and music. Photo credit: Jani Lakatos, Moving Target Photo.

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2026 Neil Muth Recipients Announced

2026 Neil Muth Recipients Announced

This year’s Neil Muth Memorial Scholarship will support residents from Castlegar, Golden and South Slocan as they work towards their post-secondary goals.

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Columbia Basin Trust Opens New Office in Nakusp

Columbia Basin Trust Opens New Office in Nakusp

The Trust has opened a new office in Nakusp at 83 Nelson Avenue North, replacing its former leased space in the community.

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Safer, Stronger Homes and Community Spaces

Safer, Stronger Homes and Community Spaces

Projects across the Basin, including improvements to the Oasis Community Hall, are receiving $1 million to repair and upgrade places people rely on. Photo courtesy of the Oasis Recreational Society.

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$2.3 Million Invested to Strengthen Columbia Basin Ecosystems

$2.3 Million Invested to Strengthen Columbia Basin Ecosystems

The Trust has supported 40 large-scale and small-scale projects since launching the Ecosystem Enhancement Program in 2017. Photo courtesy of the Nature Conservancy of Canada.

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Greater Financial Security for Basin Food Banks

Greater Financial Security for Basin Food Banks

The Trust’s $5 million endowment will help provide long-term support for Basin food banks and First Nations and Métis community food programs. Photo courtesy of Cranbrook Foodbank Society.

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Increased Medical Accommodation for Basin Residents

Increased Medical Accommodation for Basin Residents

A partnership between the Trust and the Kelowna General Hospital Foundation will support an expansion of JoeAnna’s House. Basin residents account for more than 40 per cent of JoeAnna’s House annual guests. Photo courtesy of Kelowna General Hospital Foundation.

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