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Election packages available in Greater Trail communities

Nomination packages are ready for pick up for those with political aspirations in Trail and the surrounding area.
Updated: 2014 wildfire season now ranks sixth for most area burned

Updated: 2014 wildfire season now ranks sixth for most area burned

No homes lost in B.C. fire season but 338,000 hectares burned now exceeds 2010 tally (WITH INFOGRAPHIC)
Teachers back on the picket line

Teachers back on the picket line

Picketing Glenmerry Elementary School teachers are not hopeful that a resolution to the ongoing strike is near.
Ready enters talks as BCTF mulls two-week strike truce

Ready enters talks as BCTF mulls two-week strike truce

Pause in picketing would allow schools to open on time, open window for mediation if BCTF agrees

Investigation into Rossland homicide continues despite lack of new leads

Tips into the Thomas Feeney murder investigation have dwindled, but the investigation remains a priority for the major crimes unit.
BCTF, Fassbender meet as teachers strike threatens to delay school start

BCTF, Fassbender meet as teachers strike threatens to delay school start

Meeting comes on cusp of new school year as government, union spar over mediation, escape hatch from next court ruling
ICBC seeks 5.2 per cent hike in basic auto insurance rates

ICBC seeks 5.2 per cent hike in basic auto insurance rates

Distracted drivers' use of personal electronics cited as factor in injury claims rise
Infected horses serve as West Nile reminder

Infected horses serve as West Nile reminder

Two Cache Creek horses first sign of virus in B.C. this year
B.C. teachers return to picket lines

B.C. teachers return to picket lines

B.C. teachers return to picket lines, ramp up pressure on government
Trail voters say 'Yes' to city; bridge referendum passes

Trail voters say 'Yes' to city; bridge referendum passes

Majority of Trail voters say 'Yes' to borrowing for a walking bridge