Starting in 2024, a minimum $5 fee will apply to self-haul to the Kitimat landfill. Households will be provided four free trips annually. If your load is more than 100kg it continues to be subject to a per tonne charge in addition to the minimum fee.

We're launching a brand new shop local program, called Keep It Local Kitimat! Join us for a networking and learning opportunity for this program. Visit locobc.com/events to register for this workshop

There will be changes to curbside collection starting this day. Garbage containers allowed at the curb will be reduced to two for each garbage pick-up day. The District is also introducing container tags, at $3 each, that will allow up to an additional two bins for each collection.

While the exact date is not set, crews will return to Haisla Bridge for final touches to the construction site. The work will be relatively minimal and once done will mark the total completion of the Haisla Bridge Replacement Project.

Again, date not formally set, but in the spring keep an eye out a second year of our Kitimat Business Bootcamps. These workshops address Kitimat business' key issues to success.

The District of Kitimat loves celebrating July 1. From the lead-up, including concerts and other community-organized events, right to July 1 itself, we fill the early Summer with activities and events.

This is the deadline date to pay your property tax bill. Penalties apply to payments after this date. Also, don't forget to apply for your Home Owners Grant if eligible!

Each year the District of Kitimat and the Kitimat Chamber of Commerce hold a business walk in Kitimat to know what the current challenges and priorities are of local businesses.

Light Up Kitimat is an annual community event with local entertainment and support of local business. Join us the first Sundays in December.