US EditionRegional District of Nanaimo Votes to Keep Old Wood Stove Replacement Rebate Despite Loss of Provincial Funds - Gabriola Sounder
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Regional District of Nanaimo votes to keep old wood stove replacement rebate despite loss of provincial funds - Gabriola Sounder
EA B has the most use of the program by an Electoral Area in the RDN Hope Lompe Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Gabriola Sounder Regional District of Nanaimo (RDN) residents will continue to benefit from one of the most popular rebates in the district into 2026. The RDN voted on Nov. 18 to keep the Community Wood Smoke Reduction Program going, despite loss of provincial funding. The program is a provincial initiative that p…
For many families, the wood stove remains the symbol of a successful winter, far from the radiators that are struggling. According to ADEME, 7.5 million homes were heated by wood in 2022/2023. Behind this reassuring heat, another reality is emerging. The problem comes from smoke, less visible than embers. Work shows that it concentrates toxic gases and fine PM2.5 particles able to descend to lung alveoles. Inhaled every day, they promote cough, …
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