Expanding grocery selection, eliminating tire and lube service
After last summer's trouble BC Hydro reps say there will still be security on site this recreation season.
Montrose residents will most likely be paying an extra 2.5 per cent on their next property tax bill after Monday night's bylaw readings.
Budget cuts, and even some potential revenues, were the topic of discussion at Wednesday night’s presentation.
The concrete barriers were deemed successful, and work is underway this week to create a permanent 4-way stop.
“One of the main benefits, of course, is strength in numbers.”
- Norm Casler
The Junior Dragons Den competition set for May 1 at the Charles Bailey Theatre will be breathing some fire into entrepreneurial ideas
Group will be receiving nearly $10,000 less than they requested from council to put on the annual Silver City Days summer celebrations.
Trail native Burhan Pourmokhtari is a rising star in B.C.’s bodybuilding community, pumping iron and posing like a champ.
Young hockey players from across the country are making their way to Trail this weekend to strut their stuff.
Head Coach Nick Deschenes says Willcox will be a great addition to the team, rounding out the roster.
Single parents in B.C. now have extra incentive to start training for a job that pays a living family wage.
Council is doing its best to keep a rise in property taxes as low as possible by picking budget priorities for the 2015 spending plan.
Strong public opposition to a variance application filled the room at Monday night's regular council meeting in Montrose.
“All incidents were investigated and additional measures to enhance environmental controls were implemented as a result.” - Richard Deane
Bear spotted in Fruitvale last week
"We were capable of hearing not just the opinion of one small section (of the population) but a larger span.” - Diane Langman, councillor
Fruitvale councillors made the decision to support the BVBS in its efforts to reduce the amount of weeding the group does
Bear Creek well and pump house in Waneta are getting shut down today for upgrades and repairs.
Running from explosions, jumping out of helicopters or flying through the air are just part of an average day for stuntman Garvin Cross.
