CBT’s Role
CBT’s primary role with respect to the CRT is to act as an information resource for Basin residents and local governments. More »
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2011 and 2012 Information Sessions
CBT’s primary role with respect to the Columbia River Treaty is to be an information resource for Basin residents and local governments.
In 2011 and 2012, CBT, in partnership with the CRT Local Governments’ Committee, hosted face-to-face information sessions across the Basin as well as a CRT conference for Basin youth. Several small group presentations and online information sessions were also held.
2011 |
2012 |
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Location |
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Location |
Date |
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June 28 |
February 21 |
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October 4 |
February 29 |
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October 6 |
Jaffray |
May 29 |
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October 19 |
Creston |
May 30 |
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October 20 |
Nakusp |
June 5 |
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November 7 |
Castlegar |
June 6 |
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November 8 |
Valemount |
June 13 |
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November 14 |
Golden |
June 19 |
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November 15 |
Revelstoke |
June 20 |
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November 28 |
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November 29 |
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November 30 |
These efforts were designed to:
- Raise awareness and understanding of the CRT past, present and future; and
- Develop the capacity of Basin residents to engage in discussions related to the CRT review.
Summaries of these information sessions, as well as videos that capture input from Basin residents are available.
Read the 2011 CRT Information Session Summaries by community
See the diagram about What Residents Said
Watch the video about What Residents Said
Watch the short Speakers’ Corner videos that capture ideas from Basin residents.
and environmental well-being and to achieve greater self-sufficiency for present and future generations.