BCUC says Waneta Dam sale in public interest

The British Columbia Utilities Commission has given the green light to the sale of one third of Teck’s Waneta Dam to B.C. Hydro. The $825-million purchase was seen in the public’s interest and is positive news for Teck and B.C. Hydro. The deal is expected to be finalized by... more

Tech expert to share knowledge

Tech Village Connect is the second annual event designed to bring together both emerging and existing digital new media professionals in the West Kootenay/Boundary. Through presentations by proven industry experts, interactive dialogue and networking sessions; Tech Village Connect is designed... more

• New eatery hits the spot
• Outlook brighter, coast loggers told
• Log exports no solution, minister says

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Curtain rising for Amnesty

The Amnesty International Canada Film Festival will be making a distinguished arrival in Rossland on Feb. 7 at the Miners Hall with admission by donation presented by the Rossland Secondary School Amnesty International Club. The travelling film festival is a... more

• Local soldier honoured by award win
• Carnival rolling into Fruitvale
• CBT now accepting funding applications

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Fraser report cards don’t measure up

In today’s paper you will find the local results of the Fraser Institute’s annual report on B.C.’s schools. Usually these results would be first released in the Vancouver Sun and Province, but this year the Fraser Institute approached the Trail... more

• Many to recognize for dedication
• B.C. VIEWS: The Wally Buono school of medicine
• Communicate with your creditors

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Getting the facts on shots

Editor: As a public health specialist physician who is the Medical Health Officer for the Kootenay-Boundary area, it is my responsibility to ensure all residents of the region get the best health information possible on which to base their decisions for... more

• OR alarm sounded
• Rich history of Smoke Eaters
• LPNs need nurses union

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