News and Information
Highway 1 Construction Activities to Start Earlier Due to Wildfire Risk
Please note that due to the wildfire risk, CIF Construction will begin drilling operations at the Highway 1 Chase East site at 4:00 a.m. starting on Sunday, July 14, 2024 and continue until conditions improve. Drilling involves a high-level... Read More
Agenda: July 16 Regular Meeting
Now Available: the agenda package for the July 16, 2024 Regular Meeting. To view: https://chasebc.ca/council/minutes-agendas/ Read More
Heat Warning – Cooling Centre Open at Library
There is an Environment Canada heat warning in effect for Chase and surrounding areas. There is a Cooling Centre open at the Chase Library at 614 Shuswap Avenue from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and... Read More
Campfire Prohibitions to start on Friday, July 12
Please note that effective at 12 p.m. (noon) on Friday, July 12, 2024, Category 1 campfires will be prohibited throughout the Kamloops Fire Centre to help prevent human-caused wildfires and protect public safety. The campfire prohibition will remain in... Read More
Cooling Centre Open at Chase Library
With extreme temperatures expected in the coming days, the Chase Library at 614 Shuswap Avenue will be open as a cooling centre during regular hours: Tuesday, Wednesday: 11 am to 5 pm Thursday: 1 pm to 7 pm Friday,... Read More
Downtown Revitalization Strategy
Enhancing the Village Core has emerged through community engagement as a key priority area and is the focus of revitalization policies outlined in the most recent Official Community Plan (2021). To support this work, the Village received funding from... Read More
Survey: Preventing Waste Outside of the Home
The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Strategy is looking for feedback to inform their policy approach concerning the recycling of packaging, plastic and paper products from institutions, commercial businesses, and industry in the non-residential sector (ICI). While... Read More
BC Wildfire Service – Website and Mobile App Updates
Please note that the BC Wildfire Service has made recent changes to its website and mobile app. For more information, please visit bcwildfire.ca How to access Fire Bans & Restrictions – Web How to access Fire Bans & Restrictions... Read More
The Village of Chase is grateful to be located and provide services within Secwepmculecw, the traditional territory of the Secwepemc people.
The Village of Chase, at the western gateway of the spectacular Shuswap Lake system, is a vibrant and progressive community with a full range of amenities to serve your needs. Whether you are planning a vacation in the area or looking to live in the community, abundant opportunities await you.
We are located on the shores of Little Shuswap Lake in the mountainous eastern region of the South Thompson River Valley. Mount Scatchard and Mount Boysee dominate the southern horizon, while the northern side of the valley is defined by the Shuswap Highlands that rise to 1,830 meters.
As the service centre for the area, Chase has a full range of lifestyle and business opportunities which compliment the scenic splendour of one of the most popular tourism areas in the province. This business-friendly community, in close proximity to the larger centres of Kamloops and Salmon Arm, has something for everyone. You will find our community willing to assist you in whatever venture you wish to pursue.
Chase is home to one of the few public beach areas in the Shuswap Region for summer recreation activities. In the winter it is only a 90 minute drive to the fabulous Sun Peaks Ski Resort on Tod Mountain or the Silver Star Resort near Vernon. Local cross-country ski and snowshoe trails exist only minutes from Chase. Additional winter recreation opportunities include snowmobiling and visiting our Ice Arena.
The favourable climate and convenient location make Chase the right choice for a wide variety of special interests. The price of land and housing makes Chase an affordable choice for commercial and residential real estate purchases. The Trans Canada Highway improvements are well underway, which will make Kamloops a very comfortable commute.
The Village Council and staff are committed to fostering economic growth and would be pleased to assist anyone interested in investing or relocating to our community.