A new B.C. Court of Appeal ruling on class sizes could put a crimp on School District 20’s plan to increase its sizes for next year.
Police are following leads that missing Nelson teen Megan Durocher may be in the Trail area.
An annual Trail Wildlife Association survey of the populations of deer in the region has revealed a declining deer population.
Cuts to the Joint Emergency Preparedness Program could spell disaster to the outfitting of the Greater Trail emergency preparedness centre.
150 reserve soldiers from the Canadian Army are expected to attend Exercise Kootenay Castor from Friday to Aug. 24 in the West Kootenay.
The waters of the Columbia River are now receding, leaving a huge cleanup task and a bill for damages for the City of Trail to pick up.
Opponents have small window of opportunity to protest
Teck has implemented a 5 year plan to reduce the amount of stray particles floating around on site and through the area.
Cash is coming from BC gov't to help rural areas like Trail retain its doctors, but just how that money will be spent is still not known.
Local veteran will be getting his full pension and benefits from Vetrans Affairs.
Zellers at Waneta Plaza set to close in the new year.
The waters of the Columbia River are now dropping but its level is still creating a concern for some communities.
Service review of the Trail Airport put on hold for now.
Pacific Coastal Vice President responds to petition
The plight of the city’s downtown business community has prompted a business owner to protest and not pay his business licence.
Over 40 people turned out in support of Huckleberry's Cafe.
BC Hydro reports that river flows are beginning to ease.
The Greater Trail's emergency operations centre was activated Thursday afternoon to deal with the rising levels of the Columbia River.
Trail city Council has received a petition of over 800 names for increased Trail Regional Airport service
The downtown revitalization venture received a minor setback Monday night with a delayed paving schedule.
