Supporting the ideas and efforts of the people in the Columbia Basin
New information hubs are now available in the East and West Basin to help non-profits with transitioning to the new Societies Act. The Societies Act Transition Hubs have trained mentors who offer guidance and consultation, and deliver facilitated workshops to […]
VP and Chief Operating Officer assumes role Columbia Basin Trust Board of Directors has announced that they have appointed Johnny Strilaeff to the position of President and CEO. Strilaeff has been with the Trust since 2005, most recently as the […]
Columbia Basin Trust was pleased to take part in the grand opening celebration of Canadian Mental Health Association for the Kootenays’ new multi-purpose facility in Cranbrook recently. CMHAK hosted the celebration upon completion of its new corporate office headquarters, the […]
Create new or upgrade existing recreation spaces Columbia Basin Trust is once again looking to provide funding support to groups and organizations wanting to create new or upgrade existing recreation amenities in your area. This funding can be used for […]
Neil Muth’s contributions will “live on forever” Columbia Basin Trust Board and staff, and residents of the region join Neil’s family in mourning the unexpected passing of Neil Muth, President and CEO. Neil will be remembered for his honest and […]
A popular biking trail network at Morning Mountain Regional Park in Blewett is connecting users to The Great Trail–the Trans Canada Trail (TCT)–thanks to a multi-agency partnership. Representatives from the Regional District of Central Kootenay, TCT, Columbia Basin Trust, Recreation […]
