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Some School District 20 kids will be breathing a sigh of relief when their first report cards turn up.

Rossland residents tired of paying double to go for a swim in Trail are gaining support online.

The B.C. government's settlement to cancel a uranium mining claim cost millions more because of political interference, NDP MLAs say.

Some locals are reflecting on the region’s future flood control and generation of hydroelectric power.

More than a year after negotiators finished their work, the federal government has formally approved a treaty with the Tla'amin Nation.

Travelers parking their vehicles at the Trail Airport before they board should never have trouble finding a spot again.

The Columbia River Treaty was the topic of discussion on Thursday as an information session was held at the Riverbelle in Trail.

Wednesday morning a consultant from New Line Skate Parks rolled out a rendering of the city’s future park.

Eighteen visitors from Trail’s Japanese sister city were nearly stranded when poor visibility knocked out Air Canada’s Vancouver flight.

An $8 billion federal contract for Coast Guard and navy ships could mean the end of ferries built in foreign shipyards, B.C. government officials say.