community grant program

Supported by the TSBC Community Grant Program, this new fitness project provides health and wellness opportunities for the City of New Westminster. Read More

A new playground surface in Maple Ridge made from the recycled rubber of old tires. Read More

2,925 recycled tires were used in the creation of the new playground surface. Read More

The playground now features rubber surfacing made from 1,255 recycled tires collected and recycled in BC. Read More

840 recycled BC tires were used to make this Port Moody playground more accessible. Read More

The TSBC Community Grant Program is pleased to announce that applications for its 2025 cycle are now open. Since its inception, the program has proudl… Read More

The upgraded playground at an elementary school in Sparwood, BC now features an accessible surface made from 3,952 recycled tires. Read More

With support from the TSBC Community Grant Program, Squamish school's accessible playground now features surfacing made of recycled tires. Read More

Discover the new accessible playground at Maven Lane in Vernon, created with recycled rubber surfacing made from BC scrap tires. Read More