…exceeded 45,000 for 2022 cultivating food, community, and resilience Questions? cultivating food, community, and resilience Thank You! How to reach us Phone: 250-748-8506 info@cowichangreencommunity.org www.cowichangreencommunity.org cultivating food, community, and resilience… … Read More

…of these lend themselves to regional collaboration? Table Discussions Get in Touch! Maya Chorobik Director of Climate Leadership mchorobik@communityenergy.bc.ca Vancouver Katherine Pearce Climate Collaboration Coordinator kpearce@communityenergy.bc.ca Nanaimo www.communityenergy.ca mailto:mchorobik@communityenergy.bc.ca mailto:rvanadrichem@communityenergy.bc.ca… … Read More

…– especially in smaller communities, how can we all support staff on complex projects with competing priorities? 6.Be patient AND ambitious 1. On average, 5-8 years to deliver housing under… … Read More

…– British Columbia, including two years as the President. Canada Community-Building Fund Renewal Update Saturday, 10:30 am The current 10-year Canada Community-Building Fund (CCBF) program – which includes the Community… … Read More

…eligible homeowner grant amounts are adjusted on an annual basis to account for inflation. Resolutions Committee recommendation: No Recommendation Resolutions Committee comments: The Resolutions Committee advises that the UBCM membership… … Read More

…and how smaller communities can offer services to the Indigenous communities within their region. Our panelists will provide examples of positive relationships between municipal governments and Indigenous communities, to inspire… … Read More

…its impacts on Vancouver Island communities. Resolutions Committee recommendation: No Recommendation Resolutions Committee comments: The Resolutions Committee notes that the UBCM membership has consistently endorsed resolutions calling for action on… … Read More

…be taken now. References: 1 https://bcinvasives.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/A-Systematic-Assessment-of-Invasive-Species- Impacts-to-Species-at-Risk-in-BC-2021.pdf 2 https://www.oregon.gov/oda/shared/Documents/Publications/Weeds/ScotchbroomProfile.pdf 3 https://kingcountyweeds.com/2017/03/23/learn-the-latest-on-scotch-broom-at-symposium-in- snoqualmie-on-may-23/ https://bcinvasives.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/A-Systematic-Assessment-of-Invasive-Species-Impacts-to-Species-at-Risk-in-BC-2021.pdf https://bcinvasives.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/A-Systematic-Assessment-of-Invasive-Species-Impacts-to-Species-at-Risk-in-BC-2021.pdf https://www.oregon.gov/oda/shared/Documents/Publications/Weeds/ScotchbroomProfile.pdf https://kingcountyweeds.com/2017/03/23/learn-the-latest-on-scotch-broom-at-symposium-in-snoqualmie-on-may-23/ https://kingcountyweeds.com/2017/03/23/learn-the-latest-on-scotch-broom-at-symposium-in-snoqualmie-on-may-23/ BACKGROUND – PROTECTION OF OLD-GROWTH FORESTS The Province of BC released its Old… … Read More

…that there will be significant impacts and implications for workers and communities that will require economic transition support. Resolutions Committee comments: The Resolutions Committee notes that the UBCM membership has… … Read More

…financed, and how smaller communities can offer services to the Indigenous communities within their region. Our panelists will provide examples of positive relationships between municipal governments and Indigenous communities, to… … Read More