Wildfires have hit rural communities in the Columbia Basin hard, and the economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic have negatively […]

Seniors and Indigenous Elders will have more opportunity to connect with each other, and the buildings they actively use will […]

The outdoors are a great place to be active. Now there will be even more and better ways to get […]

People in the Columbia Basin have expressed that they want to be able to access healthy, locally grown food. Nineteen […]

When it comes to handling emergency situations—such as the wildfires, floods and heat waves experienced in 2021—it’s best to be […]

People looking for ways to enjoy the Columbia Basin’s great outdoors will soon have even better options thanks to upcoming […]

In a community where affordable housing is hard to come by, 49 new affordable places to live is significant. For […]

For generations, ʔa·kinq̓uku—or fire—has played an important part in ecosystem renewal in the East Kootenay. In the community of ʔaq̓am, […]

Columbia Basin Trust is moving forward with implementation of a proof of vaccination policy requiring staff and Board members to […]

Local communities around the Columbia Basin care deeply about the environment and the impacts of climate change. To support Basin […]

As people and communities in the Columbia Basin faced challenges over the last year, Columbia Basin Trust was humbled by […]

Wildfire prevention is increasingly required in communities across the Basin. Thanks to a partnership between the Province of BC and […]