By WCTA staff
In the latter part of July, more than two thousand letters were sent to water users in British Columbia’s south coast region, including golf courses, municipalities and school districts.
Read more: BC Ministry of Environment Sends Letters to Thousands of Water Users
Now over a month into flight season, beetles are on the move, actively seeking mates and nourishment from their preferred plants, which include over 300 different species such as roses, maples, and grapes. While these beetles may not attract much attention in small numbers, it's crucial to stay vigilant as they can emerge in landscapes, gardens, trees, and row crops.
Read more: Best Practices During Japanese Beetle Flight Season
BC Place Stadium Undergoes Turf Transformation
photos and article by Andre Dionne
Vancouver Whitecaps FC vs Wrexham AFC offers great opportunity for a FIFA World Cup trial run.
New Multiple Engine Operating Period Option - Non-Road Diesel Emissions Bylaw 1329
A new feature is now available that allows you to buy operating periods for multiple engines in a single process.
Read more: Metro-Van: New Option for Multiple Engine Operating Period
By WCTA Staff
A 6’ diameter water main break in Calgary disrupted the entire city’s water supply for over a month affecting residences, businesses, recreation facilities and had many locals and event event-goers alike wondering how the crisis might impact the ‘Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth’ (the Calgary Stampede), scheduled for July 5 – 14.
Read more: Calgary Water Main Break Forces Local State of Emergency