Ruling on illegal fees results in refunds for Kootenay customers
Trail, Rossland, Fruitvale and Montrose among towns involved
Kootenay companies can catch webinar on Tuesday on government website
While the unemployment rate in the Kootenays dropped in November, Statistics Canada has noted more people were looking for work.
The Christmas bills will come early this year for Greater Trail as FortisBC has received approval to increase their rates by 6.6%
A high avalanche danger hangs over the West Kootenay Boundary backcountry as instabilities in the snow pack have been compromised
Brief job action by hospital pharmacists and medical imaging technicians is expected to impact patient services at KBRH.
A handful of Greater Trail BC Hydro employees could have a new contract this year after being without one since April.
Revenue generated by the Trail Municipal Airport has increased 44.1 per cent from last year, but expansion still remains in question.
Two Trail men were arrested for possession when a RCMP officer smelled marijuana in their vehicle.
The Chamber has voted unanimously to release executive director Maggie Stayanovich, causing 5 of 11 directors to resign their positions.
With one month left in 2012, this could be the wettest year on record after another 162.9mm of precipitation fell in November.
Mayor Dieter Boggs is disappointed that the e-waste project is not moving ahead, but is relieved that it has not been cancelled.
Current eye Trail doctor fires a salvo to the under performing state of surgical equipment at Kootenay Boundary Regional Hospital.
The ink has dried on the agreement between COPE 378 members and FortisBC Inc. Trail members served strike notice bank in October.
City of Trail is seeking recovery costs from the province for damages related to the water related events from this past summer.
Firefighters from Trail, Montrose and Warfield responded to a fire Sunday night at the old Eagles' building in downtown Trail.
Lead and dust falls from Teck have been on a downward trend in the summer, but the levels in the air in Tadanac still remain high
School District 20 in favour of City of Rossland staff maintaining equipment
Doctor Allan was charged with five criminal counts in Rossland court in 1994
