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New flight approach to Trail airport to be tested

A consultant has finished designing a new straight-in approach at the Trail Regional Airport. It comes after a previous approach was no longer authorized due to new Transport Canada rules.

Winter tire requirements take effect Oct. 1 on Kootenay highways

Winter tire requirements take effect Oct. 1 on designated Kootenay highways as colder overnight temperatures return to the region.

Pacific Coastal airlines launches partnership with Air Canada

Pacific Coastal Airlines says customers will be able to book itineraries combining Pacific Coastal and Air Canada flights on a single ticket.

Harbour Air to acquire Pacific Coastal Airlines

The airline that serves the Trail Regional Airport is set to be acquired by another company.

Unions estimate BC Ferries’ China deal cost Canadian economy $1.5B

A new report estimates building four BC Ferries vessels in China could cost Canada $1.5 billion in lost economic activity.

Construction poised to start on downtown Trail transit exchange

A local company, Simm Excavating, has been awarded the contract and is planning to mobilize between Sept. 14 and 21, depending on co-ordination with BC Transit operations.

Kootenay drivers urged to plan ahead for busy long weekend

Kootenay drivers are being urged to plan ahead before hitting the highway for the final long weekend of summer.

B.C. unions renew call to bring ferry construction home amid Canada-U.S. trade war

A coalition of marine industry unions is calling on B.C. Ferries to ensure future ferries are built in the province following the recent breakdown in trade negotiations between Canada and the U.S.

Castlegar extends airport maintenance contract

Dexterra Integrated Facilities Management has held the contract since 2021, which is due to expire on Oct. 31. The 18-month extension is worth $1 million.

Trail transit exchange moves ahead

Construction is set to begin this summer on a new downtown transit exchange in Trail.

Ex-driver examiners concerned over Class 5 road test removal

Two former ICBC driver examiners in the East Kootenay are raising concerns over the province's decision to remove the Class 5 road test. 

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