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BC Parks Foundation Supports Expansion of Rosebud Lake Regional Park to Protect Western Painted Turtles

By BC Parks Foundation BC Parks Foundation is proud to be part of the largest expansion of Rosebud Lake Regional Park in its 30-year history, expanding the park from 16 hectares to more than 80. That’s five times its current size. This expansion brings much of the lake’s shoreline into the regional park. The shoreline […]

Columbia Basin Trust seeks members for new task forces

Columbia Basin Trust continues to value the voices of Columbia Basin residents in shaping its work. To further this commitment, the Trust is introducing four new task forces and inviting Basin residents to apply. “Since our inception, the people of this region have played a vital role in shaping the Trust and how we deliver […]

UPDATED: RCMP report Searra Corke is safe

“Searra was located. She is well. Thank you.” This from Trail RCMP detachment commander Sgt. Mike Wicentowich. “The social media post lead to interest in this matter; however, the police conducted an investigation and believed she was fine but were not able to contact her directly until a short time ago.” Previous coverage: On Sun., […]

Free help in living with grief: Hospice Society

You are grieving, and you have made it through the holidays. Now what? The grief hasn’t gone away, and some people just don’t seem to understand ‘why you can’t get over it’. Greater Trail Hospice Society is sponsoring an 8-week Grief Support Group starting Tuesday, Feb 11th  from 4:30-6:30 pm, in the community room at […]

Letter: Talking about Trudeau

Re: https://rosslandtelegraph.com/2024/12/30/column-political-power-and-justin-trudeau/ (by Charles Jeanes Dec 30, 2024) Justin Trudeau’s resignation has prompted plenty of reflections about his legacy. Regardless of his critics’ rhetoric, Trudeau made some important headway on dental care and childcare, and advanced more concrete action on emissions reduction than we’ve seen from any other government. While he made big, progressive promises, […]

Selkirk Innovates Project Grows Knowledge of the Regional Cannabis Sector

Digging deeper into understanding the barriers and opportunities for rural economic development, a Selkirk Innovates research team has embarked on a three-year project focused on outcomes that will help regional cannabis producers navigate a better future in the choppy waters of legalization. The federal government passed the Cannabis Act in October 2018, making Canada the […]

MLA Steve Morisette Newsletter Jan. 17

Economic growth, protecting public services key focus of cabinet mandate Cabinet ministers are being directed to focus on growing B.C.’s economy and protecting vital public services in the face of unprecedented threats from beyond Canada’s borders, including United States president-elect Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs. British Columbians have asked us to deliver for them in ways […]

City of Trail activates Extreme Weather Response shelter

The City of Trail has issued an extreme weather alert, and an Extreme Weather Response (EWR) shelter has been made available through the support and collaboration of City of Trail, BC Housing, Regional District of Kootenay Boundary, Interior Health Authority, ANKORS, the United Church, and community volunteers. During the City’s extreme weather alert, the temporary […]

Community comes together for Coldest Night of the Year

It’s time for our community to come together to raise money and awareness on the Coldest Night of the Year! The theme of this year’s fundraiser is to change the tune for people experiencing hurt, hunger and homelessness, because it’s cold out there. Coldest Night of the Year is an annual walk to raise funds to help […]

B.C. provides economic assessment of Trump’s tariff threat

As B.C. continues to fight against threatened United States tariffs of 25% on all Canadian imports, the Province has done a preliminary assessment of potential impacts to the B.C. economy of a trade war with the United States. In president-elect Donald Trump’s tariffs scenario, B.C. could see a cumulative loss of $69 billion in economic […]

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