Regional District of Kootenay Boundary Area C director Grace McGregor says there needs to be more business activity in rural areas.
There is a lot that takes place in the life of RDKB Area C director Grace McGregor.
A few months ago, the RDKB, at the request of the Area C director, sent out surveys to property owners at Christina Lake.
Those of you wonder why Area C backed away from the Boundary Economic Development Committee may wonder what it is doing instead.
Here is an explanation of what was discovered during the creation of the Rural BC Project.
Do I know how to make haggis? Nope. Do I like haggis? Well I don’t hate it.
I never thought I would be so happy to hear Christina Lake has bugs, but I am. In fact, I am ecstatic.
The following is only meant to offer clarification as to why Christina Lake is no longer part of the BEDC.
Throughout the ages, women have proudly dapped and re-dapped our favourite perfume behind our ears and a few other places.
May was a typical month for RDKB Area C director Grace McGregor. Here's how her month went.
Christina Lake Provincial Park was in rough shape when a crew went to prep for the triathlon. Someone out there knows about this.
The RDKB Area C has been communicating with the lakeshore tax payers of Christina Lake for the past two years.
The answer from the province regarding Christina Lake’s milfoil issue is somewhat like listening to a broken record.
I have represented Christina Lake as the Area C regional district director for the past two terms. The following is a the second part of an overview of what director for Area C means and the workload involved in that position.
I have represented Christina Lake as the Area C regional district director for the past two terms. The following is an overview of what director for Area C means and the workload involved in that position.
Incorporation at Christina Lake and riparian regulations were the topics of two recent meetings at Christina Lake. Holding such meetings is important.
It seems it’s always easier to think that things would be better…
I enjoyed moderating for the two all-candidates’ forums last week and was…
