Supporting the ideas and efforts of the people in the Columbia Basin
The Rossland Health Care Auxiliary Society has upgraded its thrift store with support from Columbia Basin Trust. This project will help it continue to support local health care needs. “Since the early 1940s, our thrift store business has been enhancing […]
Centre 64 renovation supported by Columbia Basin Trust Kimberley residents and visitors will continue to enjoy a vibrant arts and cultural community thanks to just-completed upgrades to Centre 64, the city’s cultural hub. The $245,000 project was undertaken by the […]
Eleven thousand rural households in the Columbia Basin Boundary region are getting high-speed Internet access. Imagine: no online banking, no Netflix, no Skyping or FaceTiming with out-of-town family. In some rural areas of the Columbia Basin, residents have had to […]
Each year, the Trust mails out a reader-friendly annual report to Basin residents. This year we are delighted to share our new report format and name: Our Trust. The magazine-style report tells the stories of community projects and programs we’re […]
Built in the late 1800s, Rossland Miners Union Hall functions as the city’s arts centre and community hall–but, as one of the province’s oldest miners union halls, the space needs some additional care. The City of Rossland, in partnership with […]
Basin residents invited to learn more at open houses, webinar Columbia Basin Trust has updated its Columbia Basin Management Plan for 2016 to 2020, which outlines how it will support Basin residents and communities over the next five years. “All […]
