City crews took advantage of the warm weather last week and poured new sidewalks along Nelson Ave. in West Trail. The stretch of wet concrete was under a tent of plastic to allow adequate curing time. The walks had to be replaced following a water main break earlier this year.
City crews took advantage of the warm weather last week and poured new sidewalks along Nelson Ave. in West Trail.
A lot of hard work led to this day, says a library board member
There’s plenty of fun to be had across the West Kootenay this coming long weekend!
Rhoda Wurtele and her identical twin sister Rhona represented Canada at the 1948 Olympics
Sports ‘n’ Things
West Kootenay-Boundary Regional Hospital District Board has yet to review the provincial proposal
Video, mural and song about saving the salmon claims the top prize
Local expert credits harm reduction efforts; declares support for legalization of opioids
Coastal Health official say the cases stem from the French-language Ecole Jules Verne Secondary
Some said the Amber Alert issued late Thursday for Riya Rajkumar disrupted their sleep
Accuser went to police, interviewed by Britian’s Daily Telegraph
Warning, graphic images: Man has burns on 80 per cent of his body, slashed with knife
Archeologists from the Smithsonian Institute estimate one of the stones found dates back up to 3500 years
Maple Ridge mom started campaign to make vaccination a condition of attending school
Next jackpot expected to be $25 million
