Victoria Day is a federal Canadian public holiday celebrated on the last Monday preceding May 25, in honour of Queen Victoria’s birthday. The holiday has been observed in Canada since at least 1845, originally falling on Victoria’s actual birthday (24 May 1819). So Tell the Times, “How do you like to spend your long weekends?”
Web Poll: How do you like to spend your long weekends?
With Victoria Day coming up Monday, the Trail Times asks how you like to spend your long weekend …
Government considers allowing off-road vehicles on Trans Canada Trail
Located on Eldorado Street, the new site opened last week
Web Poll: Based on a popular news story locally or beyond
Place Names: Salmo and Slocan neighbourhoods
An arson-trained RCMP investigator will examine the scene
Groups that oppose the event for various reasons plan to be on site each of the three days.
One-hundred-fifty-eight Canadian soldiers died during the mission
Kenneth Fenton was sentenced to prison after he fatally struck Const. Sarah Beckett’s cruiser
Sea to Sky Gondola carries between 1,500 and 3,000 people every day during the summer season
Alaska Highway, Fort Nelson to be hit with August snowstorm, according to Environment Canada
Partial proceeds from every pack go to Children’s Wish
Not all who gathered Saturday were with right-wing groups or antifa
The exchange includes emotional question from Cooper, and outlook on grief as a child
Fewer than 20 black Canadians have been nominated so far, including some Liberal MPs seeking re-election
