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Section of Kuldo Boulevard closed to non-local traffic

A portion of Kuldo Boulevard is being restricted to local traffic only due to localized flooding. This affects the access to Liard Street and Nass Street.

Notes from Council, October 20, 2025

Notes from Council, October 20, 2025

• Cedar LNG representatives provided an update to Council and received questions on the project.

• Battered Women’s Support Services (BWSS) and Tamitik Status of Women jointly spoke to Council with an overview of actions to prevent violence against women and girls. BWSS was extended an invitation to speak to Council from the July 7 meeting after council received a letter from the organization regarding a province-wide campaign to address gender-based violence.

Water main flushing may cause temporary water discolouration

Due to water main flushing taking place between 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. on Wednesday October 22, residents in the Kildala neighbourhood may temporarily experience turbid, or discoloured, water.

If you observe this with your water, simply run your cold water taps until the water runs clear.

If there are any further issues please contact our offices at 250-632-8900.

Notes from Council, October 6, 2025

Notes from Council, October 6, 2025

• Council gave first three readings of the council remuneration amendment bylaw. This bylaw, reviewed each year, establishes the remuneration, or pay, members of Council receive. Council continues to use the inflation of the Consumer Price Index to determine any annual changes.
• This year, once adopted, the remuneration for Mayor and for Councillors will increase by 1.9 per cent.

• Council gave first three readings to the Permissive Tax Exemption Amendment bylaw.
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What to know for correspondence with the District of Kitimat during postal strike

The Canada Post strike may affect your ability to send utility bills, permits, licences and other payments to the District of Kitimat. It may also affect our ability to send cheques, invoices and other correspondence to residents and vendors.

To ensure payments are received by the District in time, we offer the following suggestions:

• Online payments: Payments can be made through your financial institution’s online banking service.
• At Your Bank: Payments can also be made in person or by telephone...