The first anniversary of Japan's earthquake and tsunami that triggered the world’s worst nuclear accident in 25 years.
Trail unions rally against Bill 22, which they claim violates their rights.
A man wanted for breaking his parole on sex offences in Greater Trail has been arrested after a Canada-wide warrant was issued Tuesday.
The closure of BC Hydro’s Fish and Wildlife offices in Nelson and Castlegar and moving the public question period to earlier in the meeting.
Though a number of Trail businesses have closed, Zellers at Waneta Plaza will remain open despite rumours of closure.
BV residents will have a chance to hear from the consultant hired to study amalgamating Fruitvale, Montrose and Area at a meeting tonight.
After lengthy discussion, Trail council decided not to change its breed-specific bylaw at Monday night’s meeting.
Rossland's Darcee O’Hearn and Yolanda Ridge will be holding a publishing workhop held Thursday, March 1 from 7-9pm at Rouge Framing.
Slippery conditions led to two West Kootenay drivers in pick-up trucks crashing head-on Friday on Highway 3B just past Fruitvale.
Greater Trail teachers will be casting a vote on whether they support a full withdrawal of services Wednesday, February 29, 2012.
The (RLOP) are ready to take the stage at the Charles Bailey Theatre in Trail tonight with their performance of “Pride and Prejudice.”
Trail man claimed Teck isn't investing enough in the community to offset harmful environmental effects at the Teck open house on Tuesday.
Kootenay West MLA Katrine Conroy calls the BC budget “disappointing and a real concern for this region.”
Trail theatre and arts council join forces for Academy Awards event
A group of senior advocates stood outside the Trail hospital to mourn the loss of services Monday, a ritual that has occurred since 2006.
Trail’s only taxicab service Champion Cabs will remain open but with new increased rates.
Trail Mayor Dieter Boggs would like to see FortisBC lower power rates for the Greater Trail region.
Trail council has bit into suggested changes to the city’s animal control bylaw that moves away from breed-specific legislation.
Trail students a little bit of Vegas to the Charles Bailey Theatre Thursday with an opening number from their own “Bully Manilow.”
The arrival of a No Frills grocery store is a packaged deal for Trail, which will result in the closure of Extra Foods.
