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Phase out independent child advocate: report

Phase out independent child advocate: report

Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond rejects suggestion an internal team and MLA oversight can replace her role
Paris climate deal leaves questions for B.C.

Paris climate deal leaves questions for B.C.

International agreement calls for additional emission cuts, but Canada and B.C. haven't decided how to do it

DNA costs to be downloaded onto municipalities

Greater Trail’s Sgt. Oelke talks DNA used in area
Clark adds ex-RCMP officer to cabinet

Clark adds ex-RCMP officer to cabinet

Premier merged public safety and justice ministries in 2012, now it returns to two jobs with Mike Morris and Suzanne Anton

SD20 rolls out new curriculum for K to Grade 9

Teachers are given more freedom to teach big ideas, says assistant superintendent

Utility worker assaulted in Warfield, parking meters destroyed in downtown Trail

Police seek information on assailant described as between mid-20s to 30, medium build, clean shaven wearing a dark hoody.

Montrose council alters purchase policy

Change streamlines village purchases

New site accessed nightly at El Niña, Trail’s temporary shelter

Those needing shelter are offered a warm place to sleep along with shower and laundry ameneties - but only for so long.

Reimbursement program for Area B begins Jan. 1

No rec agreement means double the fees at Trail facilities

Slight increase set for Trail utility rates

City of Trail ratepayers will see a nominal increase of $2.20 per month for water, sewer and garbage collection.