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Metro Vancouver has also implemented a new strategic plan for the trails in the Lower Seymour Conservation Reserve (LSCR), just downstream of the drinking water reservoir. This plan will provide more recreational activities for the walkers, hikers and horseback riders who already use the trails, while protecting our sensitive ecosystem.
On another note, Metro Vancouver is also stepping up its outreach to remind the public to register their older, non-road diesel engines and have begun holding workshops on designing the new Iona Wastewater Treatment Plant. And Metro Vancouver’s Waste-to-Energy Facility has been chosen as the best place to dispose of abandoned waste that is being returned to Canada from the Philippines.
Metro Vancouver Board Chair Sav Dhaliwal also made his inaugural address to the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade on Metro Vancouver’s Five-Year Outlook, which includes nearly $5.5 billion worth of capital projects to serve our growing region.
For a more visual perspective on Metro Vancouver’s work, check out the videos on crabbing and beach-keeping at Belcarra Regional Park, and the new Fisherman’s Bridge over the Seymour River. If you get a chance this summer, perhaps visit those parks and experience them for yourself.
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Metro Vancouver is a federation of 21 municipalities, one Electoral Area and one Treaty First Nation that collaboratively plans for and delivers regional-scale services. Its core services are drinking water, wastewater treatment and solid waste management. Metro Vancouver also regulates air quality, plans for urban growth, manages a regional parks system and provides affordable housing.
Metro Vancouver implements LSCR Trails Strategic Plan
Metro Vancouver is implementing a new strategic plan for the trails in the Lower Seymour Conservation Reserve (LSCR), a spectacular…
Abandoned Canadian waste from Philippines to be disposed of in WTE Facility
Metro Vancouver will securely dispose of approximately 1,500 tonnes of repatriated Canadian waste shipped from the Philippines at its Waste-to-Energy…
Be Bear Aware
Metro Vancouver is reminding the public to be bear aware if they plan to get outside and visit a Regional…
New deadline to register Non-Road Diesel Engines
Metro Vancouver is stepping up outreach activities to remind the public to register their older, non-road diesel engines. The outreach…
Plans for Iona Wastewater Treatment Plant underway
Metro Vancouver is conducting eight workshops and engaging the public and First Nations as part of its work to design…
Address to the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade
Metro Vancouver Board Chair Sav Dhaliwal made his inaugural address to the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade on the region’s…