This innovative sculpture, commissioned by RCAC, is in her new home at Rossland Miners Hall
The goal of the evening was to provide tuition for Tibetan refugee Lobsang Dolma
Warfield residents can access the Trail library and rec services through the Trail Resident Program
AWOS uses ceilometer to gauge real-time weather and precise height of the cloud level
Recent FedEx survey found one in three online shoppers have experienced package theft in 2020
New building energy codes becoming mandatory in 2022
BC Seniors Living Association (BCSLA) has called on the provincial government and…
Elements of the city’s heritage conservation plan are being worked on
Isobel Mackenzie releases update of the Long-Term Care Quick Facts Directory & senior services report
Staff are always there to listen, provide information and help create a safety plan
In Trail, testing is being done at the Kiro Wellness Centre. Call 250.304.5210 for information.
Every night in Canada over 3,400 women and their children are in shelters trying to escape violence
Powered by solar energy, the 40-foot repurposed shipping container is called an Express and Go model
Blending hydrogen, and other Renewable Gas, into the natural gas system will reduce emissions
“One Hundred Rosslanders Who Care” each pledge $100 to fund a community project
Following clarification from PHO, Trail recreation suspends fitness classes, pool remains open
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Kootenay Gallery of Art is offering Christmas at the Gallery
‘Sly Violet’ filmed the serioes in the British Columbia wildlands
Zombie debt is former paid loans brought back to life and still being treated as outstanding debt
