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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...

Castlegar’s draft budget ready for community input

Castlegar Mayor Maria McFadden is urging residents to come and learn the reasoning behind this year’s proposed tax increases,...

Castlegar to close yard waste facility

The City of Castlegar’s yard waste facility at 2101 6th Avenue will permanently close as of March 31. Council made...

Castlegar Airport honoured with William Templeton Airport Award

The West Kootenay Regional Airport in Castlegar has received the prestigious William Templeton Airport Award from the British Columbia...

Castlegar’s The Confluence officially open

The Castlegar Chamber of Commerce officially declared The Confluence open for business on Friday, August 23. Over 200 people gathered...

Permanent homeless shelter in Castlegar to open early 2025

The City of Castlegar will soon have up to 20 new shelter spaces for people experiencing homelessness, thanks to...

City of Castlegar seeks feedback on draft Community Plan and Zoning Bylaw

The City of Castlegar has launched a feedback forum for community members to give their input on the city’s...

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