September Valhalla Park Updates
The BC Ministry of Environment and Parks has provided an update on what’s happening (work done and work to come) in Valhalla Provincial Park, on the west side of Slocan Lake (across Slocan Lake from … Read more
Gym Fobs and Memberships
Effective July 28, 2025, the Village of New Denver will issue gym fobs on behalf of the RDCK during the following hours: Monday – Thursday, 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM, except for statuatory holidays. We … Read more
Water Quality Advisory Update
The Water Quality Advisory for the Village of New Denver now only applies to users on the Denver Siding Water System. Customers not on the Denver Siding System can now drink and use Village water … Read more
Friday Office Hours
The Office of the Village of New Denver will close, temporarily, on Fridays at 12:00 p.m. – until further notice. The Office will remain open until 4:00 p.m. on Friday, July 11 – the Friday … Read more
Homeowner Grant Reminder
Home owner grants are to be claimed directly with the province. You may reach the province by Phone at 1-888-355-2700 or Online at gov.bc.ca/homeownergrant. • Home owner grants must be claimed every year. Further information … Read more
Kootenay Street Sidewalk
The Village is pleased to share that construction of a new sidewalk on Kootenay Street, between 6th Avenue (Main Street / Highway 31A, across from the Knox Hall & North Slocan Community Library) and Slocan … Read more
New Village Pumphouse
We are happy to announce that New Denver’s water is now being supplied by the new wells, located to the south of the recycling depot on Slocan Avenue, and pumphouse construction is nearing completion. We … Read more
Creek Safety
It is always important to be safe near waterways, especially in winter. STAY OFF OF ICE AND AWAY FROM CREEKBEDS. UNDERSTAND FLASH FLOODING. As the weather warms and rains come, expect increased risk of flooding.
Whirling Disease in Kootenay Lake
The Central Kootenay Invasive Species Society (CKISS) is urging public awareness following the detection of whirling disease in Kootenay Lake, a vital freshwater fishery in British Columbia. Three trout samples from the lake’s southern arm … Read more
