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Grad rates on upward swing in Kootenay Columbia district

Grad rates on upward swing in Kootenay Columbia district

In School District 20, 93 per cent of all students graduated compared to B.C.’s 84 per cent average
Fancy footwork

Fancy footwork

BV skaters show their talents during Saturday Smokies game
Learn to be a RoboGames mentor at Trail MIDAS

Learn to be a RoboGames mentor at Trail MIDAS

Ahead of the 2018 RoboGames, Selkirk College is providing training to adults in the region
UPDATE: Cranbrook mourns firefighter

UPDATE: Cranbrook mourns firefighter

Tractor trailer and pickup truck with horse trailer collided head on
Have your say in upcoming B.C. referendum

Have your say in upcoming B.C. referendum

B.C. residents have one more month to help shape electoral reform referendum
Quick action by Trail native saves a father’s life

Quick action by Trail native saves a father’s life

“For those of you that haven’t taken a CPR course, maybe it’s time,” says Bruce Moffat.
Silver City history taking shape

Silver City history taking shape

Artifacts are being moved into the Trail Riverfront Centre this week
January snowfall highest in 36 years

January snowfall highest in 36 years

West Kootenay precipitation amounted to 147 cm, or double the usual mix of rain and snow
West Kootenay teacher reprimanded for threatening, shaming students

West Kootenay teacher reprimanded for threatening, shaming students

Fred Barisenkoff admitted to several instances in which he ridiculed and embarrassed students
Bullying young refs, is this what we want in B.C. minor hockey?

Bullying young refs, is this what we want in B.C. minor hockey?

Greater Trail Minor hockey referee denounces post-game confrontation with parent