Free Concert Announced in Dedication to Revitalization and Reconciliation
We are so pleased to be sponsoring this upcoming free concert – Chowiyes-Xwithet / Rise Up-Wake Up! – hosted at UFV on September 29. Continue Reading
Abbotsford school receives new playground and track surface made from recycled tires
TSBC community grant recipient, Abbotsford Christian School, showcases updated playground and track made using recycled tires. Continue Reading
Lake Cowichan’s Kin Duck Pond playground receives rubber surfacing upgrade
A TSBC grant program recipient, Lake Cowichan’s Kin Duck Pond playground, received a rubber surfacing upgrade made from 1,320 recycled BC scrap tires. Continue Reading
Partner Highlight: NWR Red Barn brand creates innovative rubber mats for horses
Did you know that the recycled rubber from your old tires helps create safe and durable surfaces for farm animals? Learn more in this partner highlight. Continue Reading
White Rock’s Emerson Park receives playground surface upgrade
TSBC community grant program recipient enjoys an updated playground with rubber surfacing made from 975 recycled BC scrap tires. Continue Reading
TSBC Annual Report 2021
TSBC is pleased to present its 2021 Annual Report. For past reports, please visit this link. Continue Reading
3 TSBC Board Members Honoured For TRAC Lifetime Achievement Award
For the TRAC Lifetime Achievement Awards, 3 past and present TSBC board members were honoured for their work: Don Blythe, Don Campbell, and Glenn Maidment. Continue Reading
TSBC is pleased to announce 13 new community grant program recipients
TSBC is pleased to announce the final list of 2022 community grant recipients. Continue Reading
South Surrey Athletic Park installs new fitness flooring made from 505 recycled scrap tires
See how the City of Surrey used their TSBC community grant to update the South Surrey Athletic Park. Continue Reading
Bridgestone to Debut Race Tire Made with Natural Rubber
Bridgestone is using new sustainable natural rubber derived from guayule, a desert shrub grown in the American Southwest. Continue Reading