Regional News
by Rossland Telegraph on Saturday Aug 11 2018
This morning a Harms Pacific transport truck and trailer contracted by International Raw Materials Ltd. (IRM), carrying sulphuric acid, went off Highway 22 just west of Rossland. According to a news release by IRM, no sulphuric acid has spilled at this time; emergency services vehicles are on-site and there is no threat to health or vehicle safety. No injuries have been reported.
by City of Trail on Saturday Aug 11 2018
The City of Trail would like to provide the public with an update on the action the City has taken since the two sulphuric acid spills that occurred on April 10 and May 23, 2018 on Highway 3B (Highway 22).
by Trail Arts Council on Wednesday Aug 08 2018
Join Trail Arts Council in celebrating the start of the performance season and the exciting Bailey Theatre upgrades. Reserve your tickets now! It will be on October 4, 2018, at 7:30 pm.
by City of Trail on Wednesday Aug 08 2018
The City of Trail has received $50,000 in funding from the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) through the Federation of Canadian Municipalities’ Municipal Asset Management Program (MAMP).
by Boundary Sentinel on Wednesday Aug 08 2018
The Regional District of Kootenay Boundary has been busy lately, filling key staff positions to better serve the public a media release said Monday.
The RDKB has filled six positions during the pasts two months — two general managers, two managers and two unionized staff.
by Nelson Daily Staff on Tuesday Aug 07 2018
Interior Health Board announced Tuesday that Susan Brown has been appointed President and Chief Executive Officer, effective Oct. 29, 2018.
Brown replaces President & Chief Executive Officer Chris Mazurkewich, who earlier this year announced his intention to retire.
by Nelson Daily Staff on Thursday Aug 02 2018
Interior Health said on any given day, Kootenay Lake Hospital (KLH) welcomes one new baby into the world.
On (Tuesday) July 24, hospital staff went over and above the call of duty when there were six babies delivered in a span of 22 hours. In contrast, at Kootenay Boundary Regional in Trail four babies were born.
by Nelson Daily Staff on Thursday Aug 02 2018
Earlier this year it was the community of Glade getting a new cable ferry to replace its aging vessel.
In the fall it’s the area of Harrop/Procter that will see a new cable ferry carry more cars, trucks and commercial vehicles across the West Arm of Kootenay Lake as part of the provincial government’s Cable Ferry Replacement Project.
