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Christmas present comes early for Greater Trail family

Nearly five months after 16-year-old Kolby had a heart transplant she was back at school in Rossland at the beginning of October.
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Shelter use in City of Trail up over last year

La Nina, Trail’s temporary homeless shelter, reports a busier first month than last year.
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JL Crowe students debate bullying solutions at Trail high school

JL Crowe students debate bullying solutions at Trail high school

Bullying is not as big of a problem at J.L. Crowe Secondary School, Trail as it is compared to the national average. Or is it?
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Trail Council approves bylaw fine for RV storage

After a lengthy debate, council approved setting the fine amount at $500 for the bylaw infraction
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Trail joins list of charging station communities

The province has invested in the first electric vehicle charging station for Trail.
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Trail Chamber of Commerce meeting yields more questions than answers

A special general meeting was held at the office of the Trail Chamber and in less than 10 minutes, three new directors were welcomed.
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Carriage rides a popular attraction

Carriage rides a popular attraction

The children’s horse drawn carriage rides were a big hit in downtown Trail on Saturday, one of the first Silver City Nites events.
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Teck liable for Columbia River cleanup

A Washington court has ruled that Teck is liable for the cost of cleaning up the contamination of the river south of the border.
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Affected Greater Trail residents can get Cash Store refunds

Ruling on illegal fees results in refunds for Kootenay customers
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Webinar helps Greater Trail businesses prepare for PST return

Kootenay companies can catch webinar on Tuesday on government website
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