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Seventeen months after moving from the Vancouver Olympics to CEO of BC Hydro, Dave Cobb is leaving the utility at the end of November.

As the opposition kept up the political pressure on the B.C. Liberal government to halt the closure of group homes for developmentally disabled people, the interim CEO of the agency responsible held a rare news conference at the B.C. legislature Wednesday.

People Loving people, “As far as I’m concerned were not closing, that particular store is closed but I don’t plan on having us die.”

Residents will be given a sneak peak at what Trail’s new skate park in the Gulch could look like Wednesday.

An information session on a river treaty between Canada and the United States is being held in Trail to inform the public about potentially massive impacts on the Columbia Basin.

A 14-year-old Rossland girl is the first pediatric patient in Canada to receive a leading-edge heart pump.

A B.C. Liberal MLA has joined opposition calls for an overhaul of services to developmentally disabled people.

Like a phoenix, palliative care has risen from the ashes as a non-profit society in Trail with two new professionals running the program.

Police have identified a 44-year-old Trail man who was killed in a head-on collision about seven kilometres south of Castlegar last week.

Doctors' offices, clinics and pharmacies have begun the annual influenza vaccination program, which is free for seniors and children between six and 23 months old.