Important information on how to vote in the federal election if you’ve been evacuated from your home because of wildfires. Vote by Mail Learn how to vote by mail on the Elections Canada website. Voters who have been evacuated or displaced due to wildfires can still register to have ballots delivered to them: Step 1: …
Are you a small/medium sized business in the Thompson-Nicola Regional District that needs help entering or expanding into the digital economy? You don’t need to navigate the digital world alone. The Digital Economy: Rapid Response + Resiliency (DER3) program is back for a short time. It provides personalized advisory services and coaching and its available …
Personalized Advisory Services and Coaching Return for TNRD Businesses Read More
The Lower Nicola Eco-Depot closed its doors August 15, 2021 after the Lytton Creek Wildfire forced the evacuation of the area. With the downgrade of the Evacuation Order the site has now re-opened for normal operations. The site will be open 8:00am-4:00pm 7 days a week. Questions? Email recycleright@tnrd.ca or call us at 250-377-2596
As BC Hydro works to restore infrastructure affected by the Lytton Creek Wildfire they have planned an outage for that area to make necessary repairs. Hydro needs to take down power for 30-120 minutes at some point Saturday July 24, 2021, possibly as early as 10:30AM. Will affect customers on Highway 12 and West Fraser …
The Board of Directors of the Thompson-Nicola Regional District hereby gives notice that it intends to issue a Temporary Use Permit (TUP) Renewal for TUP 55 on July 15th, 2021 at 1:30 pm. TUP 55 will enable continued operation of a mobile food cart for seasonal use (April to September) for an additional 3 years …
The Thompson-Nicola Regional District (TNRD) Mosquito Surveillance and Reduction Program mosquito control contractor is noticing significant mosquito numbers in some communities around Kamloops. Areas like Barnhartvale, Dallas, Juniper Ridge, Deloro, Tobiano and others are being pestered by vicious little yellow mosquitoes. The contractor has been working through the week and will continue through the weekend …
Do you know of some great community clean-up activities in your neighborhood? Non-profit and volunteer groups doing community clean-ups can apply to drop off garbage at no cost at TNRD waste management facilities. This initiative encourages the work of volunteer groups who donate their time to help beautify and protect publicly owned land such as …
The TNRD has joined with Clean Farms to increase diversion from the agriculture sector. As one of our primary industries, farms, ranches, and golf courses need to be offered the latest in waste reduction. Clean Farms is a not-for-profit which coordinates the collection and recycling of agricultural plastics that are not covered under the residential …
TNRD on Board with Clean Farms to Divert Plastic Containers Read More
The TNRD Board of Directors voted to eliminate Free Disposal Days across the region, the City of Kamloops made a similar decision also. However, there is no shortage of free disposal options every day of the year. Check out our Depot Services page to find out what your local site can accept. Items accepted Free …
Eco-Depots and Transfer Stations officially shift to summer hours of operation April 1st. Heffley Creek: Tuesday thru Sunday 8AM to 4PM Logan Lake: Tuesday thru Sunday 8AM to 4PM Louis Creek: Tuesday thru Sunday 8AM to 4PM Loon Lake: Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday 9AM to 5PM Paul Lake: Tuesday 6AM to 4PM, and Thursday, Saturday, Sunday …
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