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BC companies zeroing in on Kootenay Lake Ferry build
NELSON. B.C – The MV Balfour is retiring late 2022 when a new, electric ready ferry will replace the aging vessel. Now, three companies have been shortlisted to construct...
BC Hunting Online to streamline forms and payments
Hunters and guide outfitters now are able to do more business online with a number of permits, payments and guiding certificate transactions can now be submitted through BC Hunting...
EXTRA: 2019 Election coverage
CASTLEGAR, B.C – UPDATED 12:00 AM PDTThe Liberals will head back to Parliament Hill with a minority government. The party has been elected or is leading in 156 ridings....
Federal Election 2019: Abra Brynne, Green
*With files from Bradley Jones, Myeastkootenaynow.com*Abra Brynne is looking to make history in Kootenay-Columbia this federal election, and become the first Green Party representative to ever win in the...
RCMP investigating after middle school girls report man exposing himself
TRAIL, B.C. – RCMP are pleading to the public to help identify a man after three 10-year old girls reported seeing a man exposing himself to them and attempting...
Trail-made entrepreneur expo to kick off in Rossland this year
TRAIL/ROSSLAND, B.C. - A business expo aiming to help entrepreneurs is kicking off for the second time.THRIVE Business Expo was started last year, and now the organizers say the...
Inspection work on Victoria Street Bridge prompts single lane traffic
TRAIL, B.C - Traffic over the Victoria Street Bridge might slow down temporarily due to inspection work.On Wednesday, October 2 and Thursday, October 3, 2019, the City of Trail...
Trail gets improvements to oil recycling plant
TRAIL, B.C - Residents in Trail can now dump their discarded motor oil and antifreeze materials in a refined oil recycling plant in Trail.“It is great to see Darrell...
Motorcyclists asked to be weary of Kootenay road conditions after double accident
TRAIL, B.C. - Two women travelling on hihgway 3B on motorcycles were injured in a crash between Trail and...
Category 2 open burns prohibited as of Friday
KOOTENAYS, B.C. - The B.C Wildfire Service has implemented a Category 2 prohibition to prevent wildfires.The prohibition includes:* open...
World class ice maker shows secrets of the trade in Trail
TRAIL, B.C. - He has spent years perfecting the ice for the New York Rangers. Now, icemaker Dave Loverock...
New travel policy suggested after FCM-criticism
CASTLEGAR, B.C. - After coming under heavy criticism for sending too many delegates to the annual Federation of Canadian...
Top RCMP inspector sounds alarm over staffing shortages in the Kootenays
KOOTENAYS, B.C. - The officer in charge of the Kootenay and Boundary RCMP is sounding the alarm over low...
Rash of thefts hit Trail and Rossland over the weekend
WARFIELD, B.C - Multiple residences in Warfield and Trail were hit by thieves over the weekend.Theives stole power tools,...
Dog feared dead after raccoon attack expected to make a full recovery
TRAIL, B.C. -Â It looked like John Craig's dog had been killed by a group of aggressive raccoons - until...
Artist paddles from B.C to U.S to document life on the Columbia River
KOOTENAYS, B.C - A woman from Golden, B.C is paddling through the Kootenays on a river adventure that is...
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Why the Trail aquatic centre closes in the summer
It's the hottest time of year. Kids are still out of school. You can jump in the Columbia River to cool off. But if you prefer to splash around indoors, you head to the Trail Aquatic and Leisure Centre ... only to find it's closed for annual maintenance.
Fruitvale searching for new village administrator
The Village of Fruitvale is starting to sort through applicants for the job of chief administrative officer, after Prab Lashar took a similar job elsewhere.
Ex-Smokies coach lands in Everett
Former Trail Smoke Eaters head coach and general manager Tim Fragle has joined the Everett Silvertips of the WHL.
B.C. Conservatives call for clarity from Supreme Court of Canada on Cowichan title case
B.C. Conservative Leader John Rustad wants Canada’s top court to weigh in on the recent decision in favour of the Cowichan Tribes' land and fishery claim in Richmond.
Back-to-school programs see growing demand for school supplies as prices rise
Some British Columbia groups that help provide families with school supplies said they have seen an uptick in demand heading into this school year.Â
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