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Incremental and resource agreements a way forward on stalled aboriginal title talks, federal government comes on board

Penticton's Marshall Neufeld has taken the Conservative nomination and the Liberal Party nomination went to Connie Denesiuk from Penticton.

The month of July has been a very busy month for Trail RCMP with an increase in noise complaints in Rossland and Trail.

City of Trail is embarking on a contingency plan should the Cambridge Creek system ever spring a leak.

A referendum will be held November 15 to let voters decide whether or not the city should borrow money for the new centre.

Power was knocked out across a large region of the B.C. southern interior Wednesday evening, including 900 homes in the Greater Trail area.

No injuries reported in Thursday morning crash near Rossland

Initial rules did not meet expectations, admits liquor reform czar John Yap

“This is a very long process that requires extensive conversation among the stakeholders..." - Ali Grieve

More wildfire crews arrive as B.C. braces for another round of fires