By Dermod Travis on Friday Jan 17 2020
You likely missed them, but on December 30, B.C. Liberal MLA and trade critic Ben Stewart launched two tweet missiles. They were duds.
By Nelson Daily Sports on Thursday Jan 16 2020
J. Lloyd Crowe Hawks of Trail made it a clean sweep Wednesday at the L.V. Rogers Hangar.
The Hawks rallied back from a 14-point halftime deficit to edge LVR Bombers 65-61 in West Kootenay High School Boys’ Basketball action at the LVR Hangar.
Earlier, the Crowe Hawks defeated the Bombers 54-43 in West Kootenay Junior Boys play.
By Rossland Telegraph on Wednesday Jan 15 2020
Thanks to Columbia Basin Trust (CBT), things are looking up for people of all ages in our region. Close to home, a CBT grant will help the Lower Columbia chapter of “Cycling Without Age” move closer to their goal of having electric-assist trishaws available in both Trail and Rossland. The group will receive $17,000 to help facilitate active involvement in their communiti
By Nelson Daily Staff on Wednesday Jan 15 2020
Enviromment Canada has issued a Winter Storm Warning for Boundary/West Kootenay.
Environment Canada said a Pacific storm is forecast to bring heavy snow to this part of the Southern Interior beginning Wednesday evening with snow continuing through Thursday before tapering off Thursday evening.
By Trail Champion on Tuesday Jan 14 2020
Two arson fires in Trail last week have not been proven connected, but police indicate they may well be looking for the same suspect in both cases, according to RCMP Sgt. Mike Wicentowich.
He said the first fire was started in a bathroom at McDonald’s.
By Contributor on Tuesday Jan 14 2020
The BC SPCA is urging British Columbians to support the inclusion of animals in the province’s Emergency Management Legislation. The B.C. government is seeking input on modernizing the legislation until Jan. 31, 2020.
By Contributor on Tuesday Jan 14 2020
Dear Premier Horgan,
On November 23/24, 2019, BC teachers and the NDP held meetings at the same venue in Victoria, BC.
Over 200 teachers met on one side of a “steel-gate” and you, and 800 of your colleagues, met on the other side.
By BC Hydro on Tuesday Jan 14 2020
The navigational lock at the Hugh L. Keenleyside Dam is currently closed for repairs to the floating guidewall which was damaged by the recent extreme weather. The floating guidewall is critical to ensure safe access into the lock from Arrow Lakes Reservoir. The navigational lock will remain closed until further notice.
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