Poll

OctNovDec

MP Alex Atamanenko will not run for another term

After 3 terms in office, NDP MP Alex Atamanenko has announced that he will not be running in the next election. “I’ve been proud to serve the people of BC Southern Interior,” said Atamanenko. “As I look ahead to retirement in two years, I’d like to thank my constituents for electing me to represent their interests in Ottawa....

Logging truck loses its load on Hwy 3 in Trail

No was injured Monday morning when a logging truck's load overturned on the highway near Waneta Mall, according to RCMP Sgt. Rob Hawton. "On Oct. 28, shortly after 10 a.m., police and fire attended a logging truck accident on Highway 3B at Devito Drive in Trail," Hawton said in a press release today. "A fully loaded logging...

BUSINESS PROFILE: Body Edge officially opens

Body Edge Fitness is officially open after their grand opening Oct. 25 and 26. The grand opening was held one month after they initially opened their doors and owners Al and Nancy Clark couldn't be happier with how things are going.  "We have 199 paid members," said Nancy, adding that they had about 100 non-members stop in ...

Grand Forks has new hospital heliport

Landing on dirt and grass is no longer necessary for helicopters when they land at the Grand Forks hospital. The Boundary Hospital officially opened it’s Heliport on Monday, to a small crowd of local stakeholders and onlookers. “Paramedics are already happy they don’t have to push through the dirt,” said Ingrid Hampf, Acute...

Greenwood focusses on economic development; promotes heritage buildings

Here is a recap of Greenwood news for the past week.  GW to start heritage project  At their Oct. 28 meeting, Greenwood city councillors approved a joint project with the Greenwood Board of Trade and the Greenwood Heritage Society to place signs on heritage buildings in the downtown area for tourists. The signs will provide...

Canada, US set for Columbia River Treaty showdown

The stage is being set for a showdown between Canada and the US over the post 2014 Columbia River Treaty, as the two countries recently stated radically different visions for the upcoming renewal of the cross-border agreement. The province wants to keep things much as they are with some improvements and more cash flowing from...

KETTLE RIVER Q&A - Will the proposed Water Sustainability Act bring B.C.’s water management into the 21st Century?

Kettle River Q&A - Will the proposed Water Sustainability Act bring B.C.’s water management into the 21st Century? Last Friday the provincial government released a legislative proposal for the new Water Sustainability Act (WSA), which is a major upgrade to the century-old Water Act. The new legislation would add regulation...

Energy efficiency. Good for smaller footprints.

As the leaves fall and temperatures dip, you might find yourself wanting to turn on the heat to take the bite out of that chilly Fall morning. But did you know that space heating accounts for about 49 per cent or your home’s total energy use?  This winter you can minimize heat loss and save on your energy bills by following...

LIBRARY MUSINGS: Library book sale on this week

There’s something for everyone happening at the library these days – we’ve got books of course, but also DVDs, knitting needles and wool, lego by the bin, busy November writers, and a very fabulous Friday. Booksale But first: it’s here, it’s finally here!  The Friends of the Library Booksale will start on Thursday, October ...

CL spaghetti dinner has full house

Renowned opera singer Andrea Bocelli’s music filled the Christina Lake Community hall parking lot as guests arrived to the Fall Frolic Spaghetti Dinner and Dance, Saturday night. The music set the scene for the Italian-themed dinner, which serves as a fundraiser for the hall.   According to organizers from the Christina Lake...

Other News Stories

Opinion