Provincial emergency support services assisting displaced Terrace, B.C. tenants with hotel rooms
The move reflects a 2015 Supreme Court of Canada decision
Public transit free on Oct. 15, general voting day
Should you bother to vote? Yes, and here’s why we think it’s important …
Voting at Rossland Miners Hall & Trail aquatic centre on Wednesday, Oct. 12
Families look on helplessly as property erodes into river behind them
Councillors would be paid $20K, and the mayor $45K if they support their own recommendation
City of Nanaimo retains bylaw banning nuclear weapons, but takes several other bylaws off the books
City looks for a short term solution to weather the inflationary storm
CAO Colin McClure attended his first governance meeting with Trail council on Monday
Miniature structures modeled after Irish town
Funding will go toward capacity building for emergency support in those communities
Backyard hens have been allowed in Sparwood since November 2021
District of Tofino takes unique approach to address childcare resource crunch
With limited resources, local governments and private businesses are under too much strain from public health orders according to Sparwood Mayor David Wilks
City council votes to install lighting and netting to Trail baseball park
The city filed their official petition before the Supreme Court on Wednesday, July 6
