After last spring's CPR Wars fundraiser, Golden is now getting a CPR program to train community members.
Golden's newest early learning and childcare facility, Mountain Child, is having their grand opening on Sept. 19 after years of work.
Higher labour costs and electricity rates top the reasons for the Canadian company choosing the Washington site over Golden.
Many tourism-based businesses in town have had trouble finding staff to keep up with the increase in tourism this summer.
Drug overdoses are on the rise, so now it's more important than ever that people know what addiction services are available in Golden.
There are 45 homes south of Golden that may soon be receiving fire protection, if that’s what they decide.
A $45,000 investment has been given by the Province to find a new access point to the Lower Canyon for rafting, that does not cross CP land.
In a creative solution, two rafting companies have decided to use a helicopter to get guests to the Lower Canyon of the Kicking Horse River.
After a very long evaluation process the Town of Golden has been informed that it was unsuccessful in obtaining two infrastructure grants.
Conservation officers had to euthanize a bear in Golden after it was found eating garbage that was found at a local residence.
Macdonald has decided to end his political career at the end of his current term as the MLA for Columbia River-Revelstoke.
The Ministry of Transportation published the proposed regulation on Apr. 2, starting the month-long public comment period.
The role the Town of Golden has in the dispute over the lower canyon remains unclear.
It may be April, but weather conditions are bringing summer’s problems out early, and that includes dry conditions.
After decades of serving the community, Dr. Peterson is retiring as Golden's own veterinarian.
The Town of Golden has found a sponsor to partner with for the first solar-powered lights to be put on the Rotary Trail along the dyke.
The Town of Golden’s five-year financial plan has spent a couple weeks in the public eye with almost no feedback to speak of.
The future of the Mount 7 Rec Plex has been a tough one for Town Council to come to grips with.
Last year the CBT embarked on their largest community engagement project to date, where the organization determined its next five years.
After hosting a successful stage of 2014's Single Track 6 event, Golden will be getting its own signature event beginning in 2016.
