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Road closure for installation of underground fibre-optic cable in the roadway from City Hall to Aquatic Centre. The route will follow Lazelle Avenue, Sparks Street, Park Avenue, Kalum Street. The project is expected to begin the week of Monday June 3, 2019. Read more
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Additional water sprinkling restrictions are now in effect. Residents are asked to only water between 5:00am and 10:00am ONLY on your watering day. Odd numbered addresses water on odd numbers days, and even numbered addresses on even numbered days. Read more
The City of Terrace is actively working on the revitalization of the Greig Avenue neighbourhood in the central and eastern quadrants of downtown. A series of municipal and private sector developments are currently advancing and will lead to an improved, more lively downtown core. These developments align with the City’s corporate vision as outlined in the Official Community Plan, to create a thriving and vibrant downtown core. Read more
A delegation from the City of Terrace, Kitselas First Nation and Allnorth Consulting Ltd. visited China in May to discuss the investment opportunities at the Skeena Industrial Park. Read more
Due to high volume of yard waste set out at curbside the pick-up will carry out throughout this week. Read more
Garbage collection in the Horseshoe area for today may be delayed until tomorrow or Friday due to equipment malfunction and servicing. Read more
Yard waste collection starts on Monday April 09, 2018 Read more
Residential refuse is not collected on statutory holidays as City offices are closed. There will be NO refuse picked up on Friday, March 30, 2018. Read more
The City of Terrace would like to remind residents to travel safely due to challenging winter road conditions, and only if absolutely necessary. As well, parking is not permitted at the side of streets, in boulevards or alleyways so that snow removal equipment can safely pass and remove snow. Read more
