A Sparkling New Career for a Young Creative
Kat Cadegan Jewellery is going through a growth spurt.
Kat Cadegan Jewellery is going through a growth spurt.
The Trust supports full-time position for student in expanding Fernie Arts business
ʔakisq̓nuk-based child care provides quality service by supporting its educators with Trust training wages and wage subsidies.
The Trust’s wage subsidy supports a Cranbrook student on her career path.
Indigenous student follows the footsteps of those who inspired her
Recipients continue their education after overcoming adversity.
Selkirk College and College of the Rockies are improving and enhancing program offerings.
Columbia Basin Environmental Education Network expands its reach and impact in the Basin.
A co-op student helps the City of Rossland map its underground assets
Fashion design student and Nelson local Daisy Morrison weaves wonders at the Stitch Lab’s after-school sewing club.
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Robson Valley Community Services recently launched Valemount Youth Wilderness Initiative, a program that focuses on youth building resiliency and positive self-image, while fostering community and collaboration with local Indigenous groups.
With the support of the Trust’s Career Internship Program, Jason Jones hired Elizabeth Lyle to strengthen and grow his landscape architecture business in Golden, BC.
Kat Cadegan Jewellery is going through a growth spurt.
Since opening its doors in 2018, Healthy Kimberley’s Food Recovery Depot has recovered over 315,000 pounds of food, 85% of which has been used to create over 25,000 frozen meals distributed to Kimberley residents in need.
To mitigate the wildfire risk situation, in spring 2022 Yaq̓it ʔa·knuqⱡi ’it hired Wildfire Response Coordinator Brett Uphill. The latest step has been to purchase the gear and equipment the firefighters require, from jackets and helmets to a portable wildfire tank and hoses.
Sparwood adds much-needed affordable housing.
Over the course of eight months in 2020, President Jesse Ewing and Vice-President Greg Kreutz participated in Basin RevUp, Columbia Basin Trust’s advanced business accelerator program that supports high-achieving companies poised for rapid growth.
A playful mural highlights the surrounding environment.
A community creates a plan to defend itself.