Destination BC has released a whole new strategy to best serve B.C.'s tourism industry.
The Conservative government has unveiled a new set of rules aimed at improving rail safety in Canada.
The Town is getting a bit of budget relief for 2015, after a one-year funding agreement was reached to use $275,000 from EOF for the pool.
Golden's Early Years Centre is hosting its grand opening celebration on Friday Oct. 17.
After an investigation that has been ongoing since April of this year, a search warrant was executed on a local drug house.
Some of the users of the arena have already kicked off their seasons, and there have been a few changes to the facility this year.
The four-sided structure, which is part of Golden’s RMI Visitor Sign Program, will show residents and tourists what is going on in town.
Golden’s Town Council examined the funding model for the Golden Municipal Swimming pool at the last regular meeting.
The Town of Golden gets ready to say goodbye to Golden Fire Chief Ken McClure.
The increase will help boost the water and sewer reserves, which will help the Town apply for federal infrastructure grants.
The Columbia Basin Trust kicked off a year long engagement process in Golden last week with their first open house.
Sometimes you need an apology to move on, and a Golden organization aims to help both offenders and victims do just that.
The first Live Kicks performance of the season will feature a Canadian artist who has brought the simple ukulele to new heights.
Healthcare assistants are in high demand in our community, and the COTR is bringing in a program to train locals to fill that need.
Golden Town Council has decided they would like to renew their Rec Centre operating contract with the CSRD for six months.
The Highway Corridor Enhancement project, the largest Resort Municipality Project Golden has undertaken, has been delayed for another year.
Not everything the Town of Golden accomplishes is visible to the community, but a quarterly report highlights the Town's achievements.
Town Council has directed staff to look into divesting from two public assets - the COTR House and Wixon House.
The new plaque on the Golden Cenotaph has been unveiled just in time to honour the 100th anniversary of the First World War.
WildSafe BC co-ordinator Sarah Osadetz went before Council last week presenting her idea to help motivate residents to be more responsible.
