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A new Carbon Neutral Kootenays program is helping local governments meet their carbon neutral commitments and keep money in the Kootenays.

A New Year's Day tradition in Trail for 27 years—and across the country since 1920—polar bear dips are a uniquely Canadian endeavour.

Tis the season of giving, and Christmas is the most popular time of year for citizens to help local food banks stock up their shelves.

It’s the perfect cure for what will be ailing you on New Year’s Day.

The closure of the downtown Trail Dollar Store contributed to less shoeboxes being donated to Operation Christmas Child this year.

nyone who could find themselves alone on Dec. 25, the Trail Legion and the annual community Christmas dinner has a solution: join them.

Nearly five months after 16-year-old Kolby had a heart transplant she was back at school in Rossland at the beginning of October.

La Nina, Trail’s temporary homeless shelter, reports a busier first month than last year.

Bullying is not as big of a problem at J.L. Crowe Secondary School, Trail as it is compared to the national average. Or is it?

After a lengthy debate, council approved setting the fine amount at $500 for the bylaw infraction