The new pain clinic is expected to be up and running in six weeks
Jamie Bastedo’s Protectors of the Planet looks at common traits of successful activists
Will Watt has launched the WillPower podcast to encourage young people to overcome their struggles.
Trail was the first interior city to have concrete paved streets
Trail Blazers is a weekly historical feature in partnership with the Trail Museum and Archives
The work of local photographers printed in the pages of the East Kootenay Advertiser over the summer of 2020. Part III.
COVID-19 cancelled the Pride Trail community event in late August
Funding comes from the Trust’s 2020 Community Initiatives and Affected Areas Program
The work of local photographers printed in the pages of the East Kootenay Advertiser over the summer of 2020. Part III.
Kaleigh Herald and Chris Lowe opened up a skateboarding shop in city this past summer
The work of local photographers printed in the pages of the East Kootenay Advertiser over the summer of 2020. Part II.
“Wow – talk about making great music,” Terry Jesudason said. “Those were the days.”
Jane Byers’ Small Courage recounts the creation of a loving family life despite discrimination
The week of Oct. 4 to 10 is Make-a-Will Week in British Columbia. Have you made your will?
‘I think what’s helped us is that we had to understand our past and move forward’
Métis Nation BC held its election Sept. 21
Weekly feature in partnership with the Trail Museum and Archives
Members climbed the Cobra Climb Stairs in Castlegar as part of virtual fundraiser
We Care K-Moms have been shopping and delivering food to new arrivals
Cooper Legler raised $1600 to help complete two-month long project
