Teck celebrates new housing project in Sparwood

Local mining giant Teck is celebrating a housing project in Sparwood which will boost availability for low-to-moderate income families and seniors.

Teck’s $100,000 contribution to the Timbers Landing Mixed Income Housing Project supported construction of the four-storey building in Sparwood.

A statement from the company says the building includes 30 new one, two and three bedroom units.

These units are intended to remain affordable in perpetuity and the building is powered by low-carbon electric systems.

The project is a partnership between the District of Sparwood, Teck, Columbia Basin Trust and several other local stakeholders.

See more information from Teck and the District of Sparwood below:

Teck today announced a contribution of $100,000 for the Timbers Landing Mixed Income Housing Project in Sparwood, a housing initiative bringing more affordable and accessible rental units to the Elk Valley region.

Teck’s donation has supported construction of the four-story building with 30 new one, two and three-bedroom mixed-market units geared towards low-to-moderate income households. The units will specifically be for single parents, families, individuals with disabilities looking for independent living, and seniors. 

“Teck is committed to making a positive difference in the communities where our employees live and work. We are proud to work with all the partners to support the Timbers Landing Mixed Income Housing Project and help increase the supply of affordable housing in the Elk Valley,” said Robin Sheremeta, Senior Vice President, Coal, Teck.

– Article includes statement from Teck and image from District of Sparwood