The school district will be given up to a maximum of $306,593 to replace the aging boilers and it could also remedy the drinking water.
Rossland’s Kaysa Panke was just selected for the B.C. Team at Whistler Cup, an international ski race with over 24 countries competing.
Editorial from March 12 issue of the Grand Forks Gazette.
The city will likely hike Rossland homeowners’ taxes by seven per cent, the amount needed to pay for the Columbia-Washington project.
The decision to pull the plug on Rossland Secondary School last year has put the school district into a deficit position.
The second Rattlecat Cup is on at Red Mountain this weekend, bringing the west’s best boarder-cross racers to dig their claws into the snow.
Dan Wehrle, a professional geoscientist living in Rossland, has begun recent gold exploration activities near the Golden City.
Approval in principle has been given by city council for water access for snow making infrastructure on Red Mountain.
Biggest hurdle facing the Rossland Historical Museum is finding the money needed to fund the $3 million price tag for its renewal concept.
The city of Rossland’s population continues to grow while every other community and rural electoral area in Kootenay Boundary declines.
FortisBC confirmed that the project to install new technology will begin in the fall of this year.
The province’s decision to amend a recycling regulation has been met with much relief by the local business community.
The city's mayor was heated after a regional fire review report fell short of expectations.
There is a shortage of paid, on-call firefighters in the city—and across the region—and it is a concern to the region's fire chief.
A 67-year-old skier who went missing Thursday afternoon in the thickening fog on Red Mountain Resort was found unharmed Friday afternoon.
An idea that has been 15 years in the making for the city’s downhill ski racers could finally come to fruition.
There may be no such thing as a free lunch in Rossland but there sure is a free bus—and people are embracing the service.
The strength of the city’s cross country ski community will be on display at the upcoming B.C. Winter Games.
The city is misguided in its endeavor to launch a feasibility study on removing Star Gulch as the city’s alternate reservoir, says RSS.
On Monday, Feb. 3 the city filed a notice of civil claim in B.C. Supreme Court against Jason George Ward.
