Small Stores a Big Idea?July 31, 2018-This article by the New York Times' Kim Severson showcases some intriguing ways innovative entrepreneurs are ensuring folks in small towns and urban neighbourhoods have access to healthy food. The Continue reading
Radio Free Kaslo — a Rural BC Summer Treat!July 9, 2018-Nothing tops off a BC rural summer celebration like some good radio! There's nothing quite like a summer evening, pretty much anywhere in rural BC. Friends and family enjoying a Continue reading
Escape the City Winners Announced!June 1, 2018-It's like a law of physics — you know, for every action an equal reaction. As our major centres grow ever larger and more congested, attracting young people from rural Continue reading
Peter Kenyon Coming to BC!May 1, 2018-The BC Rural Centre is very pleased to be bringing Peter Kenyon back to BC, to deliver a series of asset based community development (ABCD) workshops in multiple towns across Continue reading
Escape the City!February 15, 2018- Escape the City — that's a concept that's likely to become increasingly common as our major centres become increasing crowded — and expensive. Life in a major urban area Continue reading
Webinar — BC Farming’s Future!February 13, 2018- BC farming's future is the subject of an upcoming BC Rural Centre webinar, Tuesday, February 27, at 11AM Pacific, featuring Heather Pritchard of the Foodlands Cooperative of BC. Join us Continue reading
B.C. Government Invites Rural Strategy SuggestionsFebruary 2, 2018-If you're concerned about the future of rural B.C.'s communities and First Nations, you'll be interested in the following invitation from B.C. Government to share your ideas and suggestions. Note Continue reading
Small Stores a Big Idea? July 31, 2018 - This article by the New York Times' Kim Severson showcases some intriguing ways innovative entrepreneurs are ensuring folks in small towns and urban neighbourhoods have access to healthy food. The Continue reading 
Healthcare a Hot Topic In This Kootenay Community July 16, 2018 - Healthcare — access to adequate health services — is an ongoing problem across rural BC. The challenge for one community to recruit new physicians could have a drastic effect on Continue reading 
Radio Free Kaslo — a Rural BC Summer Treat! July 9, 2018 - Nothing tops off a BC rural summer celebration like some good radio! There's nothing quite like a summer evening, pretty much anywhere in rural BC. Friends and family enjoying a Continue reading 
New Rural Dividend Intake Begins June 1, 2018, July 31 Deadline June 1, 2018 - New Rural Dividend Intake Announced The BC Rural Dividend provides $25 million a year to assist rural communities with a population of 25,000 or less to reinvigorate and diversify their Continue reading 
Escape the City Winners Announced! June 1, 2018 - It's like a law of physics — you know, for every action an equal reaction. As our major centres grow ever larger and more congested, attracting young people from rural Continue reading 
Peter Kenyon Coming to BC! May 1, 2018 - The BC Rural Centre is very pleased to be bringing Peter Kenyon back to BC, to deliver a series of asset based community development (ABCD) workshops in multiple towns across Continue reading 
Escape the City Contest — Win a Weekend in Alpine Nirvana! March 1, 2018 - Tired of the urban rat race? Wish you could afford your own home? Want to walk to work? Wish you had access to world class skiing, mountain biking, kayaking, hiking, Continue reading 
Escape the City! February 15, 2018 - Escape the City — that's a concept that's likely to become increasingly common as our major centres become increasing crowded — and expensive. Life in a major urban area Continue reading 
Webinar — BC Farming’s Future! February 13, 2018 - BC farming's future is the subject of an upcoming BC Rural Centre webinar, Tuesday, February 27, at 11AM Pacific, featuring Heather Pritchard of the Foodlands Cooperative of BC. Join us Continue reading 
B.C. Government Invites Rural Strategy Suggestions February 2, 2018 - If you're concerned about the future of rural B.C.'s communities and First Nations, you'll be interested in the following invitation from B.C. Government to share your ideas and suggestions. Note Continue reading