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The Columbia Shuswap Regional District (CSRD) is introducing a septic system rebate program in efforts to encourage property owners to maintain their septic systems and to help reduce the costs associated with septic maintenance. As part of the program, the CSRD will cover up to 75% of the eligible expenses for specific services, subject to a maximum amount. This shared investment approach can make septic system maintenance more accessible and affordable for property owners. Don’t delay Online applications for this…

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From the contractor: Setetkwe Environmental Inc We have been monitoring standing water in the known habitats in the Scotch Creek-Lee Creek area weekly since May 16.  To date, we have completed ground treatments on just under 9ha of flooded habitat.  We have done two aerial treatments of the habitat at the end of Hilliam Rd in the Scotch Creek delta (total 69 ha). A crew will be out this weekend to check the sites again.  Shuswap Lake water level is…

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Area F (the North Shuswap) asked for more local decision-making. The CSRD has proposed an advisory council — is that enough? 🗣️ We’ve laid out the options: Local Advisory Council, Select Committee, or Local Community Commission. What gives our community real control? 📲 Read the article now to see what’s at stake and what it could mean for our future. 👉 https://www.northshuswap.info/options-for-community-empowerment/ Then share it, talk about it, and let’s keep this conversation going. #NorthShuswap #HaveYourSay #LocalDecisionMaking #AreaF #CommunityMatters

The annual Christmas Hamper donation time is here. Our SC/LC Volunteer Fire Department will be at the Scotch Creek Market Saturday and Sunday to collect goods or $$ for Christmas Hampers. You can also donate goods at the SC Market, or drop off a cheque or cash in an envelope at the customer service counter. Janice Fisher of Scotch Creek says that it would be nice if you put your name on your donation so they can thank you. Other…

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Amazing what AI graphics will come up with with very little prompting. Tonight at Celista Hall – 6:30pm we’ll be discussing the current and future states of farming in the area. Join us if you eat food! (and have an interest in local food production)

Calling all farmers and food lovers! Let’s get together and chat about the good and the bad of local food production. November 28, 6:30pm at Celista Hall (5456 Squilax Anglemont Rd, Celista, North Shuswap)

Tuesday October 29, 6:30 at Celista Hall Topics Today