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Kitimat council has given third reading to amendments needed for the proposed 221-home River Brook Estates development, despite ongoing concerns about affordability, traffic, infrastructure and neighbourhood impacts.
A proposed 72-unit modular-home park in Kitimat is raising concerns about traffic, road capacity and pressure on local infrastructure. Council has postponed the public hearing until Oct. 5.
Kitimat council has approved new rules targeting bear attractants, while reducing proposed fines from $500 to $250 following concerns from councillors.
Kitimat’s landfill could gain another four to five years of capacity after the District received a provincial permit to expand for construction and demolition waste.
Riverbrook Estates has received first and second reading from Kitimat council, moving the proposed 280-unit housing development one step closer to a public hearing in September.
Several damaged apartment units on Nalabila Boulevard in Kitimat could face demolition after council declared parts of the property hazardous and at risk of collapse following years of fires, structural deterioration and safety concerns.
Kitimat council has officially adopted its 2026 five-year financial plan and tax bylaws, including a 4.79 per cent property tax increase and an $800 residential flat tax rate.
The Kitimat Public Library warns it may have to reduce hours after a funding shortfall left it below its 2026 budget, prompting concerns over staffing and services.
Kitimat council has advanced its 2026 budget process after giving three readings to the financial plan, tax rate and residential flat tax bylaws, including a 4.79 per cent property tax increase.
The District of Kitimat has advanced its 2026 municipal budget, outlining a 4.79 per cent tax increase, $49 million in operating costs, and major investments in infrastructure and community projects.
Kitimat council has voted to seek permission from CN Rail for an assessment of the historic CN station, marking the first step toward potentially preserving and relocating the deteriorating heritage building.
Kitimat council has approved funding for a $2.25 million spray park using regional benefits money after rejecting a motion to delay the project to 2027, while also seeking financial support from LNG Canada and TC Energy.
With concerns growing about flaring at the LNG Canada facility in Kitimat, residents will soon have a chance to provide feedback as the company prepares to launch public consultation on a proposed amendment tied to early operations.
LNG Canada says a flaring assessment found increased flaring at its Kitimat facility had a small to negligible impact on local air quality, with monitoring data remaining below provincial guidelines.
Kitimat council continues discussing a proposed spray park as part of broader recreation and capital planning conversations, with funding and budget considerations still under review.
Kitimat council has been warned the District’s five-year capital plan currently includes a projected $1.9 million funding shortfall in its first two years, meaning some projects may need to be delayed or removed unless new funding is found.
The B.C. RCMP has released the names of six children and two women killed in this week’s shooting in Tumbler Ridge, as the small northeastern community continues to mourn.
In the wake of a deadly shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., that involved victims between the ages of 11 and 13, a psychologist is advising guardians to check in with themselves before talking to their children.