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March 03

Northern Development approves over $885,000 in grant funding for projects under the Recreation Infrastructure Program

$885,000 has been approved for four recreation infrastructure projects in Northern B.C., Recipients include Ashcroft Indian Band, Village of Granisle, District of Hudson’s Hope and Hirsch Creek Golf and Winter Club.

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December 15

Eight agricultural projects approved for grant funding

$180,298 in grant funding will support agricultural growers and producers in the Peace Region.

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August 04

Northern Development approves just over $1 million for five worthy projects in Northern B.C.

Recipients include: Xat’sull First Nation, Fort St. John Seed Cleaning Cooperative Association, Village of Fraser Lake, Village of McBride and Trinity Downtown.

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June 08

Duo of agricultural associations to receive $1 million in grants through one-time funding stream

Sophisticated technology and equipment will be installed in the Peace Region through two recently approved projects.

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May 12

Northern Development approves over $1.3 million in grant funding for six economic development projects

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April 22

$400,976 in grant funding approved for 19 projects through PACF

Over $400,000 in funding approved to benefit 19 organizations who contribute to the agricultural industry in the Peace Region through the BC Hydro Peace Agricultural Compensation Fund.

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"This museum will serve the purpose of preserving, recording and exhibiting such materials for the education and enjoyment of the general public and for the general benefit of the members of the participating First Nations."

Northern Secwepemc Cultural Society

Northern Shuswap First Nations Collaborate to Perserve and Exhibit Culture

The feasibility study for the museum and cultural centre to be operated by the Northern Shuswap First Nations has provided the blueprint for increased economic activity in 108 Mile as well as multi-community collaboration in the region. Local band members were employed in an archaeological impact assessment that assessed the…

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