The Youth Community Service Award is based on volunteer service. Graduates from a Basin high school, alternate school or other institution that grants Ministry of Education-recognized graduation diplomas are eligible for the award.
Learn MoreThe Creston Ladies Iron Maiden is s hosting an appreciation event in October 2018, which celebrates women volunteers throughout the community.
Learn MoreDistrict of Invermere is hosting the annual Light Up event on November 17, 2018, and will be reintroducing horse wagon rides as an old favorite activity.
Learn MoreThe Northwest Invasive Plant Council will coordinate and undertake activities to reduce the spread and prevent the introduction of significant invasive species in the Basin.
Learn MoreThe East Kootenay Invasive Species Council will coordinate and undertake activities to reduce the spread and prevent the introduction of significant invasive species in the Basin.
Learn MoreThe Columbia Shuswap Invasive Species Society will coordinate and undertake activities to reduce the spread and prevent the introduction of significant invasive species in the Basin.
Learn MoreThe Central Kootenay Invasive Species Society will coordinate and undertake activities to reduce the spread and prevent the introduction of significant invasive species in the Central Kootenay.
Learn MoreThis project supports the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) in reducing the threat of high priority invasive species on conservation properties in the East and West Kootenay's.
Learn MoreThe Project will install an interpretive sign at Skookumchuck Prairie that will help educate and raise awareness of the ecological importance of the area.
Learn MoreThe Kutenai Art Therapy Institute Association will deliver a series of open art therapy studio sessions for community members experiencing vulnerabilities in Nelson. This approach supports clients to build confidence and skills to improve social interactions, manage challenging life events...
Learn MoreThis project will support vulnerable populations that have historically faced significant barriers to accessing community services, foster collaborative relationships with other community organizations, and provide a culturally appropriate gathering space.
Learn MoreThe Capitol Theatre is hosting the Indigenous Cultural Celebration with 38 indigenous performers and presenters, taking place in Nelson January 26th, 2019.
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