Date Published: May 16, 2013
72nd Annual Blossom Festival Goes This Weekend in Creston
This weekend Creston will be hosting the 72nd Annual Blossom Festival. A yearly tradition that brings visitors from all over, this year's festival will include performances by comedian Al Simmons and the Daniel Huscroft Band. This is an event for the entire family, May 17-20. Check out the Blossom Festival website for a complete list of the many activities going on this weekend.
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Date Published: May 14, 2013
Provincial Election Concludes Today: Last Chance to Vote!
In addition to today's Town Council Meeting (4pm in Council Chambers), today also marks the General Voting Day for the 40th Provincial General Election. For those who have yet to vote, you may do so at the Creston and District Community Complex (312 - 19th Avenue North, Creston BC) until 8pm when voting closes. Find out information on the candidates running in the Nelson-Creston Riding HERE. Find out where the main parties stand on key electoral issues HERE.
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Date Published: April 25, 2013
Notice of Disposition (SALE) of ATCO Building
Please take notice that the Council of the Town of Creston has determined that it is in the best interests of the Town to dispose of the older ATCO Building, located at the Creston Valley Regional Airport. The deadline to submit an offer is Friday May 17, 2013. Please see this Town advertisement for all necessary details.
Date Published: April 15, 2013
Blast from the Past: 1931 British Columbia Census
It may be hard to believe, but Creston was once larger (in population) than Abbotsford?! That's right! The 1931 British Columbia Census shows the Village of Abbotsford was once a mere 510 people, compared to the Village of Creston's 695 person population. Quite a blast from the past, especially given the 2011 Canadian Census figures showing a much larger disparity between the population of Abbotsford (133,497) compared to the Town of Creston (5,306). When glancing at this photo, you can see just how British Columbia has evolved over the past 82 years. To see a larger photo, please click HERE (via @TownofCreston/Twitter).
Date Published: April 2, 2013
Town of Creston Recognized as an Age-Friendly Community
Today, after many hours of work by Town staff and local stakeholders, the Town of Creston was recognized as an Age-Friendly Community by the British Columbia Provincial Government. Along with a small grant came a large poster formally recognizing the Town for its hard work and dedication to making Creston a community where people of all ages can enjoy life. To see a larger version of the poster, click HERE (via Twitter/@TownofCreston)
Date Published: March 19, 2013
Don't Forget: Bylaw Adjudication in Full Swing
As previously advertised, the Town of Creston began its Bylaw Adjudication System in January, 2013. We want to remind residents of the Town about how this system works, and the options available to people who receive a Bylaw Notice. See the full Town advertisement and Bylaw Notice Flow Chart HERE. Related: Bylaw Notice Enforcement Bylaw No. 1760.
Date Published: March 6, 2013
Cultivating Creston is Complete!
Cultivating Creston, Creston's Integrated Community Sustainability Plan, is complete. Click HERE to review or download your own copy of Cultivating Creston. Please take the time to review the plan and let us know if you have any questions, or are interested in participation through partnerships, or stewarding our sustainability actions. Stay tuned for further updates on sustainability in Creston.
Date Published: February 6, 2013
Free Parking Extended INDEFINITELY!
On January 29, at the Regular Council Meeting, Town Council decided to extend free parking with a two hour limit in the Town of Creston for an indefinite amount of time. The continuation of this free parking policy was based on current compliance issues, enforcement capacity and 2 years of data collection conducted by Town staff.
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