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[Vancouver] The Honourable Michelle Mungall, Minister of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources presented the Climate & Energy Action Awards recognizing the climate leadership of BC local governments at the annual Union of BC Municipalities Convention. “Local governments across BC are taking action to reduce climate pollution, build our clean energy economy, and create new jobs…
[Whistler] The Honourable George Heyman, Minister of Environment and Climate Change Strategy presented awards recognizing the leadership of BC local governments and public sector organizations at the Union of BC Municipalities Convention. “These award-winning actions on waste reduction, active transportation, renewable energy, and more demonstrate creativity and innovation at the community level. Local government has consistently…
[Vancouver] The Honourable George Heyman, Minister of Environment & Climate Change Strategy presented awards recognizing the leadership of B.C. local governments and public sector organizations at the Union of BC Municipalities convention. City of Richmond won in the Community Planning and Development category for the Community Energy Save Program. Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine won in…
The Community Energy Association, Province of BC, BC Hydro, Fortis BC, Real Estate Foundation of BC, and Union of BC Municipalities are pleased to announce the 15 outstanding applications for the 2017 Climate & Energy Action Awards. Winners in each of the three categories will be announced at the UBCM Convention in Vancouver on September…
The Honourable Mary Polak, Minister of Environment presented awards recognizing the leadership of the cities of North Vancouver, Coquitlam and Kimberley at the Union of BC Municipalities convention. “B.C. communities are key partners in the fight against climate change,” said Minister Polak. “These awards highlight the innovative actions communities are taking to achieve a sustainable…
The Honourable Mary Polak, Minister of Environment presented awards recognizing the leadership of North Cowichan and Prince George at the 2015 Union of BC Municipalities convention.
The Community Energy Association, Province of BC, BC Hydro, FortisBC, and Union of BC Municipalities are pleased to present the six outstanding applications for the 2015 Climate & Energy Action Awards.
Richmond wins in the Community Planning & Development category, Nanaimo wins the Corporate Operations award and Telkwa and School District 54 receive the Public Collaboration award. Sparwood, Saanich, Metro Vancouver and Campbell River receive Honourable Mentions.
North Cowichan wins in the Community Planning & Development category, Surrey wins the Corporate Operations award and Campbell River and School District 72 receive the Public Collaboration award. Colwood, Capital Regional District and Telkwa receive Honourable Mentions.
City of Surrey wins the Community Planning and Development award, Village of Nakusp wins Corporate Operations, and City of North Vancouver and School District 44 receive the Public Sector Collaboration award. Regional District of Nanaimo, City of Rossland and City of North Vancouver receive Honourable Mentions.
