The Town of Golden is collecting input from residents from now until September 22 to understand the community’s values and vision for the future of the downtown riverfront area. “We want to hear from residents about what they wish this area had, what their vision is and what’s...

The Town of Golden has received $270 thousand in federal and provincial funding under the National Disaster Mitigation Program to update flood mapping for the community.   The project will provide updated flood mapping for the Town of Golden for three watercourses that flow through or...

The Town of Golden and the Rural Development Institute (RDI) at Selkirk College are conducting a short survey about backyard food production and emergency preparedness to help understand how prepared Golden residents are for the impacts of climate change. Golden residents can take the survey...

The Town of Golden released an updated Resort Development Strategy this week, outlining the vision, goals and key projects for the Resort Municipality Initiative (RMI) funding for the next three years (2019 to 2021). “With over $9 million awarded to the community of Golden through the RMI...

The Town of Golden will be rolling out the third, and final, batch of bear-resistant garbage bins July 17 and 18 in remaining areas of the community.   The Town has been working to replace all green garbage bins in Golden with a form of lockable bin that is bear resistant, a tactic now...

Our 2018 Annual Report is now available for the public to view. You can pick up a copy at Town Hall or review it on our website here.   The report will be reviewed and presented by Town Council during its Regular Meeting held at 1:15 p.m., Tuesday, June 18, at Town Hall. Public commentary...

Help conserve water this spring and summer!This Spring and Summer, the Town of Golden is asking residents to be mindful of water usage and to make every effort to conserve water. Golden's water use is at its highest in the spring and summer, and lawn watering is a large contributor to this...

It’s the time of year when bears and other wildlife are venturing in to the community in search of food after a long winter. Black Bears have an extremely good sense of smell and can smell food from over a kilometre away. That is why we are urging residents to keep garbage bins locked on...

If there were a large-scale emergency in the community, would you and your family be prepared? As Emergency Preparedness Week nears, the time is right to know the risks and develop your own emergency plan. Emergency Preparedness Week, which runs May 5-11, encourages Canadians to take three...

Getting outside and enjoying our public spaces is something that everyone should do. The local government taxes you pay every year help keep these spaces looking good and open to everyone. And, with the nice weather that spring brings, it’s easy to see why as an individual, business or...