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Canadian Cancer Society: Relay ready for take off

The yellow daffodil will be in full bloom as Greater Trail cancer survivors and supportive residents turn their fight for hope into action.

Higher energy rates for Fortis customers: study

A recent study is shedding light on the energy rate disparity between Fortis BC and BC Hydro.

Dry fire hall proposal tabled

Regional District of Kootenay Boundary's efforts to restrict alcohol use in firehalls has been put aside.
Assessments help reduce region’s water consumption

Assessments help reduce region’s water consumption

With Greater Trail residents already turning on sprinklers, local water ambassadors are making sure people don't overdo it.
Pretty powerful pumps in place

Pretty powerful pumps in place

A contractor went over the final pieces of the refurbished pumps at the Montrose pumping station prior to the system going online.

Student Vote follows local election results

Even if the general voting public didn’t turn out in droves, the students did.
Voter turnout continues to slide

Voter turnout continues to slide

Only half of B.C.’s eligible voters turned up at the polls to help decide who governs the province for the next four years.

Fatal Warfield truck accident investigation points to malfunction and error

BC Coroners Service hasn’t released name or its final report

City of Trail passes budget

In a unanimous vote, Trail council officially adopted its 2013 City of Trail budget on Monday night.
Voters head to the polls to select next B.C. government

Voters head to the polls to select next B.C. government

Greater Trail heads to the polls today for the 40th provincial election.