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Smoke Eater named 2024-25 Kyle Turris Community Award winner

The BC Hockey League has announced Trail Smoke Eater Judah Makway as an Interior Conference winner of the Kyle Turris Community Award.

Four students awarded 2025 Neil Muth Memorial Scholarship

Each year, the Neil Muth Memorial Scholarship recognizes Columbia Basin students who have overcome adversity to pursue their educational and career goals.

Trail’s top flyers

Cadets of 531 City of Trail Squadron, Royal Canadian Air Cadets, have celebrated their annual review on June 8, highlighting their top performers and overall season success.

Move to Cure ALS Walk: “Moving” to Raise Awareness and Funds – coming this Saturday

This Saturday, June 14, if you haven’t already, make plans to attend the West Kootenay/Boundary Move to Cure ALS at Gyro Park in Trail.

“An Evening to Remember” to Offer Wine, Music, and Meaningful Community Support

Beaver Valley Recreation is inviting local people to sip, savour, and support a compassionate cause at An Evening to Remember.

Global conversation on reducing lead exposure comes to Trail

What do communities living near operating lead smelters have in common—and what can they learn from one another? These questions have brought together professionals from Trail, B.C., Port Pirie,...

Evin named Rebels Head Coach and Assistant General Manager

The Castlegar Rebels Junior Hockey Club has announced the hiring of Alex Evin as Head Coach and Assistant General Manager, effective May 1. Evin has signed a two-year contract and...

Jiu Jitsu fighters bring home gold

Jiu Jitsu fighters from Castlegar took to the mats in Kelowna on April 26 as part of the BC Absolute Submission Challenge. With over 350 competitors from all over the...

Judy Wapp Art Fellowship award winner announced

The inaugural winner of the $2,000 Judy Wapp Art Fellowship Award, announced April 20, is Winlaw’s playwright Marya Folinsbee. The...

Community development team announces new executive director

Cam Whitehead has stepped into the role of executive director for the Lower Columbia Community Development Team Society (LCCDTS),...

Trail presents ‘The Knitting Pilgrim’

A 15-year knitting journey helps an actor answer questions about life, religion and more resulting in a funny and...

Move to cure ALS

The Move to Cure ALS is the annual signature fundraising event for the ALS Society of British Columbia, which brings together...

Selkirk College students transform maps from screens to physical models

Taking part in a cross-program project, Selkirk College students created a stunning collection of detailed, layered maps and 3D...

Trail identifies priorities for poverty reduction

A healthy, thriving, family friendly community. That’s the vision many Trail residents have for the city, and more than...

Beaver Valley Nitehawk earned this week’s Young Guns selection

Brady Magarrell of the Beaver Valley Nitehawks earned this week’s Young Guns selection following a two goal, four point performance in...

Trail Air Cadets participate in effective speaking competition

Trail Air Cadet Joachim Aquino has been named the local Squadron’s representative to compete in the upcoming regional competition. The...

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Castlegar teens allegedly confronted by gun-weilding man during campout

Castlegar RCMP are investigating a incident involving a man with a firearm who allegedly confronted a group of teens during a wilderness camp, leading to damage to their equipment. 

Eby shuffles cabinet, including key jobs, public safety and housing roles

Premier David Eby shuffled his cabinet Thursday in what he called a “strategic” move to respond to a world that has changed since his B.C. NDP were elected last fall.
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