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Houses in Greater Trail are worth about the same as last year, according to the latest assessments mailed out last week.

“We've ruled out electrical and everything else so unfortunately it will go down as undetermined.” said Terry Martin, regional fire chief.

NDP to hold event to educate students as B.C. government prepares apology to Chinese Canadians for discriminatory laws

"Both parties went by the ropes and ski area boundary signage and were totally out of bounds.” - Don Thompson, Red Mountain

B.C.'s consumer price index slipped into negative territory in November, partly due the repeal of the harmonized sales tax

With a marked increase in garbage hauled away each week, Trail taxpayers can expect to pay more for their utility service this year.

Two skiers who were reported overdue Thursday at Red Mountain were located un-harmed Friday by Rossland Search and Rescue.

Residential property assessments are up slightly across most of B.C., with dips in average values in the Okanagan and on Vancouver Island

The Trail Times continues its review of the top stories and moments from 2013 in Greater Trail. This edition will review Oct to Dec.

Two families spent a cold night on Grey Mountain after finding themselves lost in the back country Sunday afternoon.