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October 2023 - District of Kitimat Newsletter

     

Our monthly District of Kitimat newsletters are posted on social media and distributed to various locations around town, including the museum, library, Tamitik and Riverlodge Recreation Centre. 
The newsletter is also sent out to residents quarterly throughout the year.  For October you can find your copy as an insert in the Kitimat Northern Sentinel paper this week or download your pdf version here.

Landfill changes go into effect November 1

On Tuesday, October 3 the amended solid waste bylaw passed.

Changes to the landfill will begin November 1 with self-haul rates applying to residential loads greater than 100 kg.

Commercial loads will begin to be charged based on weight.

Starting January 1, 2024, there will be a $5 minimum charge to drop off waste at the landfill. If the load is greater than 100 kg there will be a price-per-tonne applied in addition to the $5 fee.

For a listing of the upcoming landfill fee changes, visit www.kitimat...

Overnight Haisla Bridge closure on Saturday, October 14

We have a planned overnight Haisla Bridge closure happening Saturday, October 14.

Motor and pedestrian traffic will be stopped over Haisla Bridge starting at 7:30 p.m. that evening and continuing until 4:00 a.m. (This is a new revised time)

This work is to lift and remove the final section of the old Haisla Bridge. We have a bit of information about what this process is on our website at www.kitimat.ca/mp, under the Haisla Bridge Replacement tab.

Water service in Service Centre restored

UPDATE: We're happy to share that water service to Service Centre has been restored.

(Updated 10:28 a.m., October 5, 2023)

Original post:

We're aware of an issue with our water main which has cut off water service in the Service Centre at the moment.

We are actively working on the fix and will have it running as soon as possible. Thank you for your patience while we address this.

(Posted 9:20 a.m., October 5, 2023)

Annual Business Walk supports local business success

The District of Kitimat’s ninth annual business walk is happening October 16.

The Business Walk, held annually since 2015, is a joint collaboration with the Kitimat Chamber of Commerce to understand the business climate in Kitimat.

Using the insight gained through these events, the District and Kitimat Chamber of Commerce have been able to tailor economic development programming and advocacy to support the areas of highest interest for local businesses.

“The information gathered from the Business...