A press release issued by Liz Rodbell, president and CEO of Hudson’s Bay, announced court proceedings under the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA) had been filed in Ontario, allowing the ...

Gibson said that while the unemployment statistic has remained stable, at six per cent, there are notable changes in B.C.'s ...

Trail Air Cadet Corporal Tyler Denny demonstrated exceptional skill in a recent West Kootenay marksmanship competition held at the Kemball Armoury in Trail. A member of the 531 Trail Royal Canadian ...

Signs of progress toward a major downtown revitalization in Trail emerged on Friday (Feb. 28) as the city issued two requests for quotations to demolish the former Liquidation World building and the ...

A new plaque on B.C. Legislature's south lawn pays tribute to wildland firefighters who have died in the line of service ...

Six teenage girls with a replica firearm were apprehended in downtown Kelowna on Feb. 28. The Kelowna RCMP received reports ...

New data shows southbound travel into the U.S. through the Kenneth G. Ward crossing from Aldergrove into Lynden dropped by about a third over the Family Day and President's Day long weekend, usually a ...

A quick and coordinated response from fire crews prevented a potentially dangerous brush fire from escalating behind the Best Western Terra Nova in downtown Trail on Monday shortly after 10 a.m. Eight ...

On Friday, March 7, Trail will become part of a global prayer chain that circles the world, bringing together voices from over 120 countries. Hosted at Trail United Church at 1 p.m., the World Day of ...

A number of people are out of work following trims made by lumber giant Tolko Industries. Over the past few weeks, the Vernon, B.C.-based company has reduced the size of its consultant workforce.

As Trail and Rossland begin their one-year countdown to hosting the 2026 BC Winter Games, this week’s Trail Blazers feature couldn’t be more fitting. Rewind to early March 1982, when the City of Trail ...