Spring time brings softer snow, that means while you're out on the slopes, you may notice your equipment might need a wax!
Set your clocks ahead one hour before you go to bed tonight, and scroll down for the spring operating hours.
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The Regional District of Kootenay Boundary (RDKB) is moving into the next phase of its Solid Waste Management Plan update — and residents are invited to take part.
Originally approved in 2005, the plan is being refreshed to reflect today’s realities, new technologies, and the region’s growing commitment to waste reduction and environmental responsibility.
With the Public & Technical Advisory Committee (PTAC) now
formed — bringing together representatives from across the region — the project
is shifting into a broader community engagement phase. The RDKB is inviting
residents to complete an online survey and share their thoughts on current
waste services and future priorities.
To support accessibility, all surveys will be available online and
in paper format. Residents who are not online are encouraged to call the RDKB
to request copies or provide their contact information for future engagement
opportunities.
“This plan will guide how we manage waste for the next ten
years,” says Grace McGregor, Chair of the RDKB Board. “Community input is
essential. We want to understand what’s working well and where residents see
opportunities for improvement so the final plan reflects the needs of people
across our region.”
The updated plan will examine ways to: Extend landfill lifespan,
increase waste diversion, improve recycling and organics programs, reduce
greenhouse gas emissions and plan responsibly for future generations.
Terry Martin, Chair of the Solid Waste Management Plan Steering
and Monitoring Committee, says broad participation is key.
“Waste management affects everyone. The more voices we hear from
— rural and urban residents, businesses, and community members — the stronger
and more practical our plan will be.”
Janine Dougall, General Manager of Environmental Services,
emphasizes that this stage is about listening.
“This is a chance for residents to directly influence how waste
services evolve in the RDKB. The survey will help us align future investments
and programs with community priorities.”
The plan update will continue through summer 2027, supported by
technical experts, engagement activities, and oversight from the PTAC and
elected officials.
Residents are encouraged to complete the survey by Sunday, April
5 and follow the project online at:
https://jointheconversation.rdkb.com/solid-waste-management-plan-update
Survey participants will be entered into a draw to win one of
two $50 Everything Gift Cards.
For more information, call 250.368.0231 or toll-free
1.800.355.7352.
I don't think she has seen my FB message. She is in the feature photo above with siblings and cousins.
SPRING OPERATION HOURS IN EFFECT STARTING SUNDAY, MARCH 8TH
Sunday, March 8th - Sunday, April 5th. Resort open 7 days a week
Spring Break lift hours are our regular lift schedule, with the above hours;
Monday, April 6th - Sunday, April 19th (snow dependant) I follow a FB group from Washington State for wildfire information.
Last night the site admin was lamenting her muddy property, and a storm tracking from the south, heading NE. I looked at the radar screen shot, and went to sleep with more than a little optimism. Some of our "biggest dumps" come from the south.