"Nobody ever votes for cuts to education or increased police power over its citizens."
"It’s more fanfare than substance considering the police have a hard enough time cracking down on distracted drivers"
The aftermath of Barrack Obama’s re-election wasn’t lost on Canadian politicians including Alex Atamanenko, the MP for Southern Interior.
Rossland/Nelson entry advances to next round in Ski Town Throwdown
The grand vision of rejuvenating downtown Trail is not only a task for the city but also people and local businesses.
Saturday’s 7.7-magnitude earthquake in the Haida Gwaii region is definitely a wake-up call to all citizens.
Dogged by poor ridership, Greyhound Canada is proposing reducing the frequency of trips through the Kootenays.
Teck Trail Operations announced Wednesday that it will put its construction of the $210 million No. 4 Furnace Project on hold.
Tuesday Greater Trail residents woke up to a variety of levels of snow from 22 cm in high elevations to a light covering in the valley.
Last week’s U.S. presidential debate has been analyzed, dissected, and reviewed as if it was the aftermath of an NFL football game.
Trail Smoke Eaters host West Kelowna in home opener.
Trail beats Merritt 8-3 in lone pre-season appearance on home ice.
An early morning storm produced several lightning strikes in the West Kootenay on Wednesday.
The Trail Orioles head out this Friday to the 2012 provincial championship in Prince George.
The new metal theft law in B.C. is proving tougher on paper products than on thieves of precious metals.
Premier Christy Clark has demanded the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline wouldn’t go ahead without meeting B.C.’s demands.
Four fewer regular-season games translates to less weeknight tilts
The Trail Orioles got the same timely hits and solid pitching but cut down on costly errors to pull out a 6-5 win over the San Diego Stars
All you need is simply a will to pitch in and help make a difference.
Trail hosts Cranbrook for doubleheader on Sunday afternoon
