Recent News
Public Notice: Aerial Imagery for the City of Rossland Mapping Systems
A drone, also known as an "Unmanned Aerial Vehicle," will be flying high above Rossland to update the City's aerial images for its mapping systems. The City asks that people not be alarmed, and not... |
 The Rossland Legion has provided a cheque for $1,000 to the Canadian Tire Jumpstart Program. This program is about getting kids active as well as ensuring that kids from families in financial need have the same chance to participate as their neighbours, their classmates and their friends.... |
Regional News
The operator of a motorcycle was medevacked to hospital Monday afternoon following highway accident on Highway 6 in Crescent Valley.
The accident happened shortly after noon when the operator collided with a truck on Highway 6 near the Crescent Valley Fire Department.
Crescent Valley and Tarry’s Fire Departments responded to the accident which slowed traffic to single lane while...
On July 19, after 12 a.m., the Castlegar RCMP responded to a break and enter after a Castlegar home owner disrupted a break and enter to their residence. The Castlegar resident was home at the time of the incident when an unknown male attempted to gain entry through an unlocked door. After a brief struggle the suspect departed on foot and the resident was able to lock the door and contact...
In nearly every neighbourhood, in all parts of Canada, the hourly wage needed to afford an apartment rental is far above minimum wages and rising quickly, according to a new study released today by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (CCPA).
There are no neighbourhoods in Canada’s biggest cities (Greater Toronto Area and Metro Vancouver) where a full-time minimum wage worker...
