The CRHD has approved a Non-Traditional Project funding request by the Galiano Health Care Society, in the amount of $150,000, to contribute capital funding to the Galiano Health and Community Wellness Centre Renovation and Expansion Project.
The Wastewater Treatment Project has responded to residents’ concerns about the loss of trees and has found a way to construct the Residual Solids Conveyance Line that doesn’t require the removal of any trees on Grange Road.
The Capital Regional District (CRD) has received the final results of an audit of its emergency management program by British Columbia’s Auditor General for Local Government (AGLG).
People in need of affordable rental housing in Langford and Sooke will have access to 494 new homes, with CMHC, the BC government and the CRD moving forward with four affordable housing projects as part of the Regional Housing First Program (RHFP).
The Capital Region Housing Corporation (CRHC), the City of Victoria and the Greater Victoria School District 61 (School District 61) have entered into a Letter of Intent (LOI) to support the redevelopment of an existing property and surrounding land located at 1211 Gladstone Avenue in Victoria.
The CRD, City of Victoria and District of Saanich are partnering with EfficiencyBC to offer up to $2,700 in rebates to residents who switch from a fossil fuel-powered home heating system to an electric heat pump.
Robert Lapham, Capital Regional District (CRD) Chief Administrative Officer is pleased to announce the Board of Directors for the CRD, the Capital Regional Hospital District (CRHD) and the Capital Region Housing Corporation (CRHC).
The CRD is undertaking a project to identify areas with high natural values that represent the diversity of landscapes in the region and have the potential for connecting with existing parks and protected areas.
The Capital Regional District (CRD) has awarded a $29-million contract to Don Mann Excavating Ltd. to construct the Residual Solids Conveyance Line (RSCL).
The CRD is pleased to announce the final results for the CRD local elections, which identify the 2019 – 2022 CRD Board members for Salt Spring Island, the Southern Gulf Islands and Juan de Fuca electoral areas.
The CRD Board took an important step forward this week in reaffirming its commitment to building trust and greater collaboration with First Nations governments by approving a set of recommendations from the First Nations Task Force Final Report.
The CRD's General Voting Day for local government elections is on Saturday, October 20, 2018.
The CRD is preparing management plans for both Mount Parke and Saint John Point regional parks on Mayne Island.
Victoria, BC— Many students will be getting to and from school next week by foot or wheel in celebration of the CRD’s second annual Walk and Wheel to School Week, running October 1—5 in 33 schools across the capital region.
A recent staff report to the Ganges Sewer Local Services Commission on Salt Spring Island confirms that the Ganges Wastewater Infrastructure Renewal Project is progressing well and is within budget and ahead of schedule.
The Capital Regional District (CRD) has awarded a $30.9-million contract to Windley Contracting Ltd. to construct the Clover Forcemain.
The CRD released its 2017 Annual Report on Greater Victoria Drinking Water Quality this week, providing an overview of water quality testing conducted in 2017 across the Regional Water Supply System serving Greater Victoria.
In October, Saturna Island residents are invited to vote on the proposed establishment of a service to contribute to costs incurred by the Saturna Community Club in operating the Saturna Island Medical Clinic.
In October, south Galiano Island residents are invited to vote on whether to support borrowing of $2.4 million to construct a new fire hall which will serve participants in the South Galiano Fire Protection and Emergency Response service area.
The CRD Board has approved a management plan for Matthews Point Regional Park on Galiano Island. It will guide conservation, development, operations, and use of the park for at least the next 15 years.