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Weather: Hot and dry for record July

July was cookin’ with temperatures averaging 2.5 degrees warmer than usual.
New proposals coming in teacher talks

New proposals coming in teacher talks

Education Minister Peter Fassbender expects "new concepts" from both sides in long-running labour dispute this week
Legion revs up support for PTSD

Legion revs up support for PTSD

PTSD affects numerous veterans during and after combat and The Royal Canadian Legion wants to do something about it.

Trail on track to be part of Trans Canada Trail

The goal is to have the country linked from the Atlantic to the Pacific and Arctic Oceans.

SOWK Liberal candidate wants to create change

The local Liberal Party candidate believes current marijuana legislation is not working for Canadians.
Trail AM Ford Orioles advance to playoffs

Trail AM Ford Orioles advance to playoffs

The Trail Orioles beat the Kelowna Jays Sunday afternoon to advance to the playoffs of the B.C. Senior Men's Baseball championship.

The coolest job in town

Making ice at the arena offers challenges in hot weather
B.C.'s forest fire bills piling up

B.C.'s forest fire bills piling up

The B.C. government is currently spending $3.5 million a day to fight forest fires around the province
Teacher talks to resume Aug. 8

Teacher talks to resume Aug. 8

With strike pay headed to parents and rec centres gearing up for fall programs, BCTF is going back to the table
Deck duty

Deck duty

Emcon’s Greg Heizmann was in the process of filling spalls, busted pieces of concrete, on the Victoria St. Bridge on Wednesday.