Village Heights Residential Lots
🏡 Village Heights: Proposed Residential Lot Sales
The Village of Burns Lake intends to sell six residential lots on Aspen Street, ranging from 7,232 to 8,980 sq. ft., with minimum prices from $65,000 to $81,000, plus GST.
Lots will be listed individually through a Village-appointed real estate brokerage. All sales require Council approval.
Have comments on the proposed sale? Submit them in writing to rnitchie@burnslake.ca by 4:00 p.m. on November 3, 2026.
Questions? Call 250-692-7587. See the full notice for individual lot details.
Notice of Proposed Disposition of Municipal LandDeclaration of Officials ~ 2026
Declaration of Officials Election Results.
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Declaration of Officials ~ 2026Burns Lake Venture Corp. Board of Directors
The Village of Burns Lake is seeking experienced business leaders and community members to serve as directors on the Board of Burns Lake Venture Corp. (BLVC). This is an opportunity to provide strategic leadership and professional expertise to guide BLVC's economic development initiatives, including residential lot sales in the Village Heights subdivision and future community investment projects.
Burns Lake Venture CorporationRecreational Area Development Plan
The Recreational Area Development Plan (RADP) is a collaborative initiative between the Village of Burns Lake and Ts'il Kaz Koh. The partnership reflects a shared commitment to planning and delivering a new, integrated recreational area that serves
residents of both communities and the broader Lakes District.
The RADP is envisioned as a year-round destination that promotes community well-being, creates economic opportunities, and supports the responsible stewardship of the land.
Click on the link below for more details.
Recreational Area Development Plan Resource Benefit Alliance
The Northwest BC Resource Benefits Alliance (RBA) was created with a clear and essential purpose: to secure a funding agreement with the Province of British Columbia that ensures more of the industry-generated revenue in our region stays in our communities.
For the Government Street Active Transportation Improvement Project, the Village leveraged $221,000 in RBA funding to successfully secure a $500,000 Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure Active Transportation grant, along with additional ICBC Vision Zero funding. Together, these investments enabled major upgrades to Government Street that enhance active transportation routes throughout the Village and support ongoing downtown revitalization efforts.
Northwest BC Resource Benefits Alliance
