Telkwa Mayor, centre is all smiles in the company of Bob Zimmer, right, MP Prince George-Peace River and UBCM board memberArt Kaehn, together with Telkwa councillors Rimas Zitkauskas and John McDivitt, far left left and Rick Fuerst, far right, following the announcement the Village of Telkwa received more than $680,000 in infrastructure funding.

Telkwa Mayor, centre is all smiles in the company of Bob Zimmer, right, MP Prince George-Peace River and UBCM board memberArt Kaehn, together with Telkwa councillors Rimas Zitkauskas and John McDivitt, far left left and Rick Fuerst, far right, following the announcement the Village of Telkwa received more than $680,000 in infrastructure funding.

Telkwa snags $680,000 in infrastructure funding

Tuesday, the Village of Telkwa received more than $680,000 towards infrastructure projects in the community.

Tuesday, the Village of Telkwa received more than $680,000 towards infrastructure projects in the community.

The funds, received from the Government of Canada’s Gas Tax Fund, are earmarked for improvements to the Telkwa municipal building, a biomass heating system and a sustainable subdivision development plan.

“We are very excited to receive the Gas Tax funding,” Telkwa Mayor Carman Graf said.

See the March 20 edition of The Interior News for more on this story.

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