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The truck smashed through the gates of Andy Bilesky Park and went down an embankment. Photo: Submitted

Truck smashes through gates at Trail little league diamond

Glenmerry residents express concerns of man driving at high speeds and erratic behaviour

The truck smashed through the gates of Andy Bilesky Park and went down an embankment. Photo: Submitted
Trust leaders will share highlights of the annual report at the Sept. 14 AGM. Photo: Sheri Regnier

Columbia Basin Trust releases annual report; AGM invite

AGM goes Sept. 14 from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m.

Trust leaders will share highlights of the annual report at the Sept. 14 AGM. Photo: Sheri Regnier
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Update: Motorcyclist fleeing police at time of Trail accident

The B.C. Highway Patrol (BCHP) Road Safety Unit released further explanation of…

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Photo: Dave Lowe on Unsplash

Trail recognizes International Overdose Awareness Day

TCAT hosted an information booth at the downtown Trail market on Saturday

Photo: Dave Lowe on Unsplash
Until Sept. 20, Basin residents are invited to provide feedback on the Trust’s draft plan, which will guide activities into the future. View of Columbia River valley looking toward Trail from the Montrose cut-off. Photo: Sheri Regnier

Trust seeks feedback on draft management plan

The Trust is asking for public insight until Sept. 20

Until Sept. 20, Basin residents are invited to provide feedback on the Trust’s draft plan, which will guide activities into the future. View of Columbia River valley looking toward Trail from the Montrose cut-off. Photo: Sheri Regnier
A new dock has been installed on Christina Lake for the specific purpose of giving visitors unobstructed views. Photo: Submitted

Viewing dock installed at Christina Lake

Project covered through the Community Works Fund

A new dock has been installed on Christina Lake for the specific purpose of giving visitors unobstructed views. Photo: Submitted
Arrow Lakes Reservoir. Photo: BCHydro.com

Below average summer levels forecasted for Arrow Lakes Reservoir

“This is not the first time we’ve experienced conditions like these … “

Arrow Lakes Reservoir. Photo: BCHydro.com
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The iconic dogwood officially became British Columbias floral emblem in 1956. During World War II, the B.C. Women’s Institutes sold dogwood lapel pins and used the proceeds to send comforts to B.C. soldiers who were overseas. Photo: Government of B.C.

Nominations open for B.C. Medal of Good Citizenship

Nominations are due by Monday, Sept. 4

The iconic dogwood officially became British Columbias floral emblem in 1956. During World War II, the B.C. Women’s Institutes sold dogwood lapel pins and used the proceeds to send comforts to B.C. soldiers who were overseas. Photo: Government of B.C.
The ALS Society of British Columbia is a registered nonprofit supporting ALS patients, their families, and caregivers. The society supports ALS research and is committed to finding the cause and cure for the disease through PROJECT HOPE. Image: alsbc.ca

New ALS therapy covered by BC PharmaCare

People living with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) can now benefit from BC…

The ALS Society of British Columbia is a registered nonprofit supporting ALS patients, their families, and caregivers. The society supports ALS research and is committed to finding the cause and cure for the disease through PROJECT HOPE. Image: alsbc.ca
Trail angler Geno LeRose lands a nice Gerrard rainbow on Kootenay Lake. The Kootenay Lake’s 2023 Angler Incentive Summer Events is underway and anglers are encouraged to keep their catch as a way of restoring the kokanee salmon population. Photo: Submitted

Angler’s Atlas teams up with Kootenay Lake incentive program

Anglers can submit photos of catch on Kootenay, eligible to win up to $50,000 in prizes

Trail angler Geno LeRose lands a nice Gerrard rainbow on Kootenay Lake. The Kootenay Lake’s 2023 Angler Incentive Summer Events is underway and anglers are encouraged to keep their catch as a way of restoring the kokanee salmon population. Photo: Submitted
Grizzly bears have special significance to the people of B.C. culturally and symbolically. Additionally, in western Canada, they are designated federally as a species of special concern. Photo: John Thomas/Unsplash

B.C. looking for input on grizzly stewardship, bear viewing

Online surveys open until Aug. 18

Grizzly bears have special significance to the people of B.C. culturally and symbolically. Additionally, in western Canada, they are designated federally as a species of special concern. Photo: John Thomas/Unsplash
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Castlegar man charged with arson

Riley Jackson has been charged with arson in relation to a June 4 fire behind a Castlegar business

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Diyet and the Love Soldiers headline Music in the Park on Thursday. Photo: Submitted

Night market goes Thursday in Trail; fun for all ages

“You can count on it being a doggone good time,” organizers say.

Diyet and the Love Soldiers headline Music in the Park on Thursday. Photo: Submitted
The survey is now open until July 31. Image: BCCDC.ca

Interior Health seeks more responses to SPEAK survey

Survey takes around 20 minutes to fill out

The survey is now open until July 31. Image: BCCDC.ca
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Trail RCMP detain driver, diffuse foul play on golf course

Police briefs released the first week of July

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Hil-Tech’s Darren Schleppe takes Skills Centre staff and board members on a tour of the renovation showing them the progress on the main floor. L-R: Dyne Parker, Darren Schleppe, Rene Bouchard, Roger Austin. Photo: Dan Wall

Trail Skills Centre’s community impact report highlights change and growth

Skills Centre increases focus on poverty reduction

Hil-Tech’s Darren Schleppe takes Skills Centre staff and board members on a tour of the renovation showing them the progress on the main floor. L-R: Dyne Parker, Darren Schleppe, Rene Bouchard, Roger Austin. Photo: Dan Wall
This drug circulating in Trail, and surrounding cities, is believed to be connected to a number of poisonings. Photo: Interior Health

Interior Health declares drug alert for Trail

Drugs sold as Down or fentanyl are connected to a number of poisonings

This drug circulating in Trail, and surrounding cities, is believed to be connected to a number of poisonings. Photo: Interior Health
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Update: RCMP confirm missing Genelle man found deceased

Family reported man missing on Wednesday

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Mayor Colleen Jones

Council releases motion of censure and sanction against Trail mayor

Investigation finds Colleen Jones violated the city’s Council Code of Conduct on three occasions

Mayor Colleen Jones