There will be no parking from St. Paul to Washington starting tomorrow in Rossland.
READThe RCMP released the crime stats for Rossland recently show that there have been a few areas where crime rates have gone up.
READTrail, Warfield and Rossland's ongoing sewer dispute headed to arbitration.
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This is the second installment of a weekly update column courtesy of Coun. Jody Blomme, a member of the city’s Columbia Task Force.
READThe Neighbourhood of Learning committee completed a survey on the topic of Rossland schools, receiving back over 500 responses.
READRossland mayor Greg Granstrom is in Penticton today for the first day of a three day meeting with mayors from all over the province.
READSchool District 20 (Kootenay-Columbia) is now asking for the remaining 20 per cent of the money saved when teachers took their job action.
READThe results are in, the decisions have been made and the Columbia Washington project is underway in Rossland.
READThe unemployment rate in the West Kootenay is rising and the number of people employed dropped in April according to provincial statistics.
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The Rossland Skatepark Association (RSA) is moving ahead with the design of the city’s skatepark.
READThe City of Rossland has awarded the contract for the Columbia Avenue infrastructure project to Copcan Contracting Ltd.
READCouncil had concerns with the RDKB’s increase in annual budget, as Rossland has managed another year with zero increases.
READKootenay Columbia Teachers Union plan to challenge the school districts intentions to curb teachers' sick days from accruing.
READThe Kootenay Columbia Trail Society hopes to make Rossland's Seven Summits bike trail into a loop.
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Rossland city council gave the city manager the go-ahead to negotiate with the contractors for the winning bid.
READAutomation won’t be coming to the ports of entry in the Greater Trail region despite earlier claims.
READSchool District 20 will be having a special meeting Monday to discuss the options for reconfiguration of schools, including Rossland.
READTeck Trail Operations is warning people that the closed off area above Rossland is dangerous, after a recent collapse.
READA Rossland mother protected her son from a cougar attack and her courageous actions were recognized with the Medal of Bravery.
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Rossland residents were at Monday's school board meeting in support of keeping K-12 education in town.
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