Projects

On February 15, Town Council made a unanimous decision to engage and commit to the 100% Renewable Kootenays Energy Plan initiative.

The Canyon to Confluence Initiative (C2Ci) is an effort to bring to life an integrated vision for how the community of Golden interacts with, protects, and celebrates the section of the Kicking Horse river that passes through town - from canyon to the

The Columbia Basin Climate Source is a source for information about climate change, climate change data, impacts, and actions in the region.

The Columbia River Treaty is a trans-boundary water management agreement between the United States and Canada signed in 1961 and ratified in 1964. In May 2018, Canada and the United States launched negotiations to modernize the Columbia River Treaty.

Development Cost Charges (DCCs) are fees that municipalities charge developers of subdivisions or new buildings, these fees help fund the infrastructure required to support the new development.

The Town of Golden is one of eight communities in the Kootenay Rockies region to receive funding through the Tourism Dependent Communities Initiative.

Every few years, the Town of Golden works with the Resort Development Strategy Advisory Committee (RAC) and collects input from the community as part of the development of a new strategy.

Every few years, the Town of Golden works with the Resort Development Strategy Advisory Committee (RAC) and collects input from the community as part of the development of a new strategy for the Resort Municipality Initiative.

Earlier this year, the Golden Skateboard Association secured funding through the Columbia Basin Trust’s Community Initiatives & Affected Areas Program for the Golden Skatepark Expansion Project.

For project updates and information, visit gov.bc.ca/highway95goldenbridges