Province funds critical infrastructure projects in the northwest

  • The Province has allocated $250 million over five years through Budget 2024 to 21 local governments represented through the Northwest BC Resource Benefits Alliance (RBA).

  • These funds will support the renewal or replacement of capital assets and construction of infrastructure, such as roads, sewer and other amenities, to support economic development and growth in the region.

  • New community funding agreement will benefit everyone living and working in the northwestern region of the province.

Upgrades secure drinking water system in Prince Rupert

  • The Province is providing $65 million to the City of Prince Rupert to replace crucial sections of its water-distribution system to ensure reliable water service for the community.

  • Prince Rupert’s water-distribution system delivers drinkable water to approximately 14,000 people and is a crucial community service, supporting the continued sustainability of the Port of Prince Rupert.

 

 

Life in NWBC

Northwest Stories – The Zaitouni Family

Near the northern tip of Kaien Island in the city of Prince Rupert, in a metal-roofed building overlooking the ocean and Seal Cove Salt Marsh, there is a unique restaurant run by an inspiring family.  The restaurant is Arabisk, and the family are the Zaitounis: dad Khaldon (Steve), mom Tehama, their sons Tamim and Obie, and the brothers' partners, Sara and Shayna. 

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NWBC News

Exciting times for Northwest climbers

The District of Kitimat is exploring a potential climbing wall for Riverlodge Recreation Centre! Aimed at amping up indoor activities, this project is seeking community input through upcoming surveys and public consultations. Read the full article here: Kitimat to explore […]

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