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A new community group in Trail is bringing awareness to an issue most people would rather just overlook.

Trail woman uses pink flamingos for Joints in Motion fundraising

Equine Assisted Learning helps students think outside the box

Several emergency services crews and the West Kootenay Traffic Services responded to a motorcycle collision Saturday evening that ended with the driver succumbing to his injuries on scene.

Doubts linger over province's pledge to restore cut hours

A group committed to sprucing up downtown Trail is prepping local business owners for an onslaught of athletes set to visit the West Kootenay for the B.C. Seniors Games next month.

Though teachers are threatening to strike come September, the president of the local teachers’ union said parents can rest assured this will not have an impact on student learning.

Structure is the first wheelchair-accessible playground in the West Kootenay

Two-week extension in response to postal service delays

Board to revisit community schools issue in October