Tri-Port Motorbike & ATV Club has applied for a Development Variance Permit (DVP). The Board of the RDMW will consider DVP-02-2013 at the Board Meeting on Tuesday, June 18, 2013. As a resident of the Regional District, the RDMW invites any comments you may have on the issuance of this DVP. For further information or questions please click this news item or call 250-956-3301. Written submissions can also be mailed to the RDMW at Box 729, Port McNeill, BC V0N 2R0. All submissions must be received no later than 4:00pm on Monday, June 17, 2013.

In 2013, after nearly a decade of difficulties concerning the final fate of the artefact due to its condition and known significance, the Regional District of Mount Waddington, local government and owner of the artefact, will move the Hornsby Steam Crawler to a piece of public land in Coal Harbour, a community close to its historical area of operation around Holberg Inlet. While many steam aficionados understandably wish to privately own and restore this piece of history at another location, it belongs to the people of the Mount Waddington region and needs instead to be affordably and appropriately housed, protected and interpreted for future generations. To achieve this, donations and sponsorship are required.

Please click for new information regarding Pressurized Vessels, Commercial loads of garbage or recycling after 3:30pm and handling guidelines for Seedling Boxes.

The 2013 application packages for the RDMW rural tourism action grants are available for download now. There is no deadline this year; the RDMW will review applications while funds are available. Remember that this program is only open to organizations and communities in Electoral Areas A through D and the Village of Port Alice.