People travelling between Enderby and Lumby will have a safer and more reliable bridge connecting the communities with the replacement of Baxter Bridge.

Rob Fleming, Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure, the Chief and Council of Splatsin, and the mayor and council of the City of Enderby, have released the following statement about improvements to the intersection of Highway 97A and Canyon Road:

From Indigenous Services Canada: https://www.canada.ca/en/indigenous-services-canada/news/2023/03/splatsin-canada-and-british-columbia-sign-historic-coordination-agreement-for-first-nations-children-and-families.html

People and businesses in rural and remote communities around Enderby now have access to high-speed internet service.

Seniors in need of supportive housing soon will have access to new rental options, with construction underway at Enderby Memorial Terrace.

Thanks to support from British Columbia’s First Nations Clean Energy Business Fund, the Splatsin is focused on forming a clean energy strategy to create a more environmentally and economically sustainable community.

The Province is closing a small section of the Shuswap River around Trinity Bridge to angling, to protect migrating chinook salmon.

The City of Enderby is a hive of activity, as producers, actors, crew and members of the local community are set to gather this evening at a Hollywood-style movie premiere for Blackway, a film produced by Rick Dugdale of Enderby Entertainment.