Municipal News

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Port Hardy residents asked to refrain from using ball fields amid maintenance work

The district is asking people to stay off the fields to protect the work and prepare them for the 2027 season.

Port Hardy secures $1.1 million in infrastructure funding

The District of Port Hardy will receive $1,110,480 through the community stream of the Build Communities Strong Fund for infrastructure improvements.

Port Hardy hosting candidate information sessions in August

The District of Port Hardy is hosting information sessions for residents considering running as candidates in October’s municipal election.

Sayward moving to Level 1 watering restrictions

The village said Level 1 restrictions will begin June 8.

District of Port Hardy to celebrate 60th anniversary

The District of Port Hardy is turning 60 on May 23 and is inviting the community to an anniversary luncheon and open house.

Port Hardy council to appoint electoral officers for October’s general election 

The District of Port Hardy is set to appoint officials to oversee the general municipal election in October. 

Property tax increase forecasted for the District of Port Hardy 

A planned increase in property taxes could be close to five per cent.

Vancouver Island, Sunshine Coast communities standing in solidarity with Tumbler Ridge

Vancouver Island and Sunshine Coast communities are standing in solidarity with Tumbler Ridge following Tuesday’s mass shooting in northern British Columbia.

Village of Sayward reports water treatment plant operating well again

The Village of Sayward is reporting good news with regards to its water treatment plant.

Bike lanes needed along Byng Road to promote safety for pedestrians and cyclists, Port Hardy resident 

A local resident asks council to address what she says are unsafe conditions for pedestrians and cyclists on Byng Road by installing bike lanes.

Tsulquate River Bridge replacement gets approval from Port Hardy council 

Bridge work will move forward after council approved a motion brought forward by the Gwa’sala-Nakwaxda’xw First Nation.
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