Columbia Basin Trust delivered a record $57 million in funding benefits and commercial investments to residents and communities in the Columbia Basin region, as released in its 2017/18 Annual Service Plan Report recently.
The Trust Increases Support For Short-Term Training

New bursary limit of up to $7,500 for training leading to specialized, high-demand jobs Sometimes, short-term training is all a person needs to be hired for the job. Yet some Columbia Basin residents have difficulty affording that training. Columbia Basin […]
New Seniors Housing Comes to Cranbrook

Kootenay Street Village will include units for low-income seniors thanks to $3.2-million Trust grant Columbia Basin residents have said our region needs more affordable housing, including the people in and around Cranbrook. To help make this happen, Columbia Basin […]
Edgewood Fire Hall Turns on a New Source of Power

Solar panels are installed with support from Columbia Basin Trust (Columbia Basin) – A large south-facing roof in the small community of Edgewood has now been equipped to generate electricity. With $22,500 in support from Columbia Basin Trust, the Edgewood […]
Basin Youth Inspired and Equipped to Make a Difference

100 youth attend the Basin Youth Network 2018 Leadership Summit (Columbia Basin) – You’ve got the potential to make a real difference. Dare to believe one day you might change the world. These are the kinds of messages youth received […]
Art Goes Public Thanks to New Trust Program

Columbia Basin Trust commits $750,000 to help communities increase public art (Columbia Basin) – Communities in the Columbia Basin already benefit from spectacular natural surroundings. Now they have the opportunity to enhance their aesthetic values by increasing the presence of […]
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