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Interest in Castlegar housing development high, councillor says

A Castlegar city councillor says the burning question in the community is how to rent one of the units in the housing development going up on the former Pioneer Arena site at 925 Columbia Avenue.

‘The best job in the world’: Castlegar mayor, councillors say goodbye

Members of Castlegar city council bid teary goodbyes and paid heartfelt tributes to each other at their final meeting before the next council is sworn in.

Castlegar council to stick with current stipends

Castlegar city council has decided the next council to be elected in October will be paid about the same amount as the current one.

Castlegar defers Christian flag request pending new policy

The City of Castlegar won't raise a flag to mark Christian Heritage Month until it has a new flag policy in place, but it might light up the highway overpass.

Castlegar RCMP hoping for relief to staffing challenges

Sgt. Monty Taylor told city council this week that the local detachment is down to 14 of the 17 officers they are funded for following the transfer of one constable to Prince George.

Castlegar asked to put first aid kit, defibrillator in Millennium Park

At the request of pickleball players, Castlegar will put a first aid kit in Millennium Park, but council doesn't think it's practical to place a defibrillator there as well.

Castlegar seeks source of algae blooms at Millennium Ponds

Municipal services manager Chris Hallam told city council that although staff have tried various things to minimize the blooms, they don't actually know what causes them.

Castlegar councillors pleased to see Eremenko Block gone

Cherryl MacLeod says she "did the happy dance" as she watched the building come down last week.

Castlegar weighs response to homeless encampments 

The City of Castlegar is weighing whether to maintain or expand its response to homeless encampments. 

Castlegar permanent shelter project moves forward

Castlegar’s new permanent homeless shelter at 2245 6th Avenue has been given the green light to move forward, but...

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