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New Genelle transit facility aims to support future growth

BC Transit’s new operations and maintenance facility in Genelle is expected to provide long-term stability for the West Kootenay transit system.

New BC Transit operations facility under construction in Genelle

Work is underway on a new BC Transit operations and maintenance facility in Genelle that will service the West Kootenay transit system. 

Genelle fire hall still operating, but needs more volunteers

The RDKB was poised to close the hall at the end of June 2025 but granted a reprieve while the community tried to find more firefighters.

BC Transit moving bus garage to Genelle

The agency has bought property at 1175 Lower China Creek Road to support its operations around Trail and Castlegar.

Citizens stop suspected drunk driver near Genelle

A 41-year-old Trail man received a 24-hour driving ban and multiple fines after being forced to pull over by alert witnesses on Highway 22.

Preliminary inquiry set in Genelle crash

A woman charged in a head-on crash at Genelle four years ago that left another woman with serious injuries will have her preliminary hearing next year.

Genelle residents invited to final open house on park plan

The Regional District of Kootenay Boundary is inviting Genelle residents to a final open house on the future RDKB-owned parkland south of the railway tracks overlooking the Columbia River.

UPDATED: Genelle crash a ‘scary close call,’ police say

Highway 22 is closed at Genelle following a collision between a motorcycle and a dump truck.

Fire fighters wanted

We need Paid On-Call Fire Fighters at all of our stations. That's the message from Kootenay-Boundary Regional Chief Dan Derby...

Genelle Fire Hall receives a lifeline

Genelle’s Fire Station will remain operational with conditions, after a motion was passed at this morning’s vital Regional District...

CBT funds accessible play spaces

The Columbia Basin Trust (CBT) is giving grants to make play spaces more accessible in 25 communities. The Trust says...

Two Break, Enter, Thefts at Commercial Properties

On February 15, the Trail and Greater District RCMP Detachment responded to a complaint of a break, enter, and...

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