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Prescribed burn planned in Warfield

The BC Wildfire Service and Regional District of Kootenay Boundary are planning a prescribed burn next week in Warfield.

Trail-Warfield amalgamation study moving ahead

The group that will explore amalgamating Trail and Warfield is expected to be in place by early December, according to the schedule contained in the terms of a study that the councils of both municipalities have now endorsed.

Greater Trail: 2 out 5 mayors acclaimed

Trail will have a four-way race for mayor. Rossland will have an all-female mayoral race.

Carolyn Amantea not seeking re-election in Warfield

In a Facebook post, Amantea said she is "grateful for the support, conversations and amazing opportunities that have been an integral part of my life in Warfield for the past four years."

Trail agrees to study amalgamation with Warfield

The two municipalities are now expected to sign a memorandum of understanding that outlines administrative details. 

Rossland, Warfield look to continue joint pool operations

Under the proposed model, Rossland would provide start-up assistance with recruitment, hiring, and joint training, but then once the pools open, Warfield would look after its own facility and staff.

Trail signs off on rec agreement with Warfield

Trail city council has agreed to a three-year extension of its recreation agreement with the Village of Warfield. 

Rossland to manage Warfield Pool for 2025 season

The City of Rossland will manage operations of the Warfield pool for the 2025 season. The collaboration between the two...

Warfield launches Municipal Sustainability Study

The Village of Warfield is undertaking a Municipal Sustainability Study to assess its sustainability as a standalone municipality. The study...

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Trail launches interactive historical walking tours

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