food hub & Community workspace in New Denver, BC, Canada

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  • The Project Concept

    The Project Concept

    The future Fireweed Hub project is a melding of the dreams, ideas and inspiration of many residents who have championed local causes and needs over many years. Decades of discussion, problem solving, and vision sessions have culminated in two strong project concepts — a food centre and a coworking space — that are mutually compatible…

  • The Lift becomes the Fireweed Hub

    The Lift becomes the Fireweed Hub

    Press release May 15/22 The Silverton Cowork Society has moved to a new location on the main street in New Denver and has a new name to match. The Fireweed Hub will share the former Hidden Garden Gallery building with the Food Hamper Society and the Donation Store as well as the Creeations art and…

  • Air quality monitoring

    Air quality monitoring

    Loading PurpleAir Widget… Fireweed now hosts real-time air quality monitoring for the local area. The PurpleAir sensor in New Denver will provide a much more accurate measure of local air quality than interpolations made from sensors in larger centres like Castlegar that are in entirely different valleys. The widget shown here gives a snapshot of…

  • Co-Work and Food Hub Full Steam Ahead

    Co-Work and Food Hub Full Steam Ahead

    Press release Aug. 21/21 The Silverton Co-Work Society has been moving forward in its plans for a multi-purpose community resource centre that will provide workspace for people who need part time office and meeting space, as well as support local food producers, entrepreneurs and community programming. However the project has hit a wrinkle with its…

  • Silverton Co-work Society to Build Community Food Centre in the North Slocan Valley

    Silverton Co-work Society to Build Community Food Centre in the North Slocan Valley

    Press release Mar. 11/21 The Silverton Co-work Society is receiving funding to create a North Slocan Valley Community Food Centre in Silverton as announced by Josie Osborne, Minister of Municipal Affairs. The funding comes through the Community Economic Recovery Infrastructure Program (CERIP), a provincial program that is investing $30 million in small scale infrastructure projects…