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Kootenay unemployment rate highest in B.C.

Kootenay unemployment rate highest in B.C.

Unemployment for the region was 6.8 per cent in February
Trail Smoke Eaters drop two to ‘Backs and Bucks

Trail Smoke Eaters drop two to ‘Backs and Bucks

Trail Smoke Eaters play final two home games this weekend versus West Kelowna and Cranbrook
Nitehawks win Murdoch division final with Game 6 victory in Grand Forks

Nitehawks win Murdoch division final with Game 6 victory in Grand Forks

Stojan stops 36 shots, Redding nets game winner; Nitehawks beat the Bruins 5-1 for 4-2 series win
Nitehawks shut out Border Bruins, take 3-2 series lead

Nitehawks shut out Border Bruins, take 3-2 series lead

Beaver Valley Nitehawks will look for series Game 6 win in Grand Forks Saturday night
FortisBC confirms RNG facility still planned for Fruitvale

FortisBC confirms RNG facility still planned for Fruitvale

The Times contacted Fruitvale Mayor Steve Morissette who also voiced concern over the delay
UPDATE: Ecosystem restoration burn begins at Deer Park Mountain

UPDATE: Ecosystem restoration burn begins at Deer Park Mountain

Smoke may be visible from Deer Park, Renata, Castlegar, Edgewood and Highway 6
When Nelson police receive a mental-health call, they turn to Fiona Stevenson

When Nelson police receive a mental-health call, they turn to Fiona Stevenson

A new program partners Interior Health front-line workers with local law enforcement
Trail Smoke Eaters captain commits to University of Alaska-Anchorage

Trail Smoke Eaters captain commits to University of Alaska-Anchorage

Smoke Eaters defenceman Ethan Warrener will lace em up with the NCAA Div-1 Seawolves next season
Grand Forks Border Bruins tie series with Game 4 victory over B.V. Nitehawks

Grand Forks Border Bruins tie series with Game 4 victory over B.V. Nitehawks

Keanan Pearman scores game winner in 3-2 Border Bruins division final victory over the Nitehawks
West Kootenay debate team excels at provincial championships

West Kootenay debate team excels at provincial championships

Students were required to speak to both sides of the case in two separate rounds