Staff at the 7-Eleven franchise in downtown Trail packed up the last of the stock on Friday as the doors closed on the outlet. A Chevron spokesman said the outlet will be back up soon selling gas and a new convenience store will move in at a later date.
7-Eleven downtown Trail has closed its doors. The Chevron outlet will resume selling gas soon and a store will follow at a later date.
Tuesday Morning Quilters gather in a downtown Trail church each week; all proceeds go to charity
Trail RCMP Mike Wicentowich has submitted several proposals for city council to consider
Police believe thefts may be connected
Games going on all week; the B.C. curling champions will be crowned on Sunday
A couple of change-ups coming to Trail Youth Baseball this year
Her father, Roopesh Rajkumar, 41, was arrested some 130 kilometres away
The men were pushing two shopping carts with a woman inside
Tickets are going for more than $4,000 to watch the Duke - North Carolina basketball game
Report recommends measures to make a fairer situation for consumers
Overall, 41 per cent of respondents believed the prime minister had done something wrong in the affair
A Langley photographer was at the right place at the right time on the Fraser River
Statistics Canada shows fewer couples live together than did a decade ago
The B.C. Review Board decision kept things status quo for Allan Schoenborn
North Shore Rescue, Canadian Avalanche Rescue Dog teams and personnel will be on Mt. Seymour
