The third large ice floe now lodged in the Kicking Horse River, with its leading edge just upstream from the college, continues to force water seepage through the dyke in several places.   The municipal campground and a portion of 9th Avenue South from the curling rink parking lot to the campground...

At approximately 6:00 p.m. January 4th, a third ice floe event occurred on the Kicking Horse River.  Sizeable and composed of large blocks of ice and woody debris, the leading edge of the new floe now rests against the trailing edge of the last one. Aerial assessments have revealed the current floe...

It’s a new year and a great time to take on those resolutions to be more active! The ToG Recreation Services team is here to help! Golden offers everything you need to get and stay active and has a plethora of opportunities for everyone. There are a variety of services being...

Winter has arrived in Golden and that means public works staff are busy with snow removal duties to help keep you safe on the roads and sidewalks.The Town of Golden has over 55 kilometres of roads and 20 kilometres of trails and sidewalks to maintain throughout the winter.Streets are maintained...

The winter operations season is close at hand and cleared alleys and lanes are critical to perform these services and ensure public safety. Permitting debris or equipment to accumulate and parking unlicensed vehicles on public lanes, alleys and boulevards is an offence under Traffic Regulation Bylaw 966 of the Town of...

The BC Minister of Energy and Mines has asked the British Columbia Utilities Commission to report to the government on the impact that two-tier rates have had on BC Hydro and FortisBC customers. The Commission is seeking comments from residents on the BC Hydro and FortisBC reports. Have your say by...

In late 2015, the Federal and Provincial governments granted nearly $1 million in funding from the New Building Canada Plan’s Small Communities Fund to the Town of Golden’s Community Sewer System Improvements project.The funding is being used to complete Sewage Treatment Plant upgrades that will help to reduce energy consumption,...

In 2015, Mayor and Council identified Community Connectivity, infrastructure renewal and flood protection work as strategic priorities of the municipality. Following is an update on work that has been or is being done on initiatives that provide better linkages for pedestrians; infrastructure renewal work on Alexander Drive; and flood protection work...

In what should be absolutely no surprise to anyone as fall rapidly approaches, bears are now once again frequenting our community. Our annually positioned WildSafe (Bear Aware) BC Coordinator notes that there are three bears frequenting Husky Trailer Court and have been there every night and during the day for...

Interface Wildfire Prevention Measures (Slash Burning) in the Selkirk Heights Area   September 6th, 2016 Beginning Wednesday, September 7th, BC Wildfire Service will be conducting a series of prescribed fuel management burns in the Selkirk Heights area if site and weather conditions are favourable. The work will be conducted over an estimated 3-4...