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WEBJesse Roper: how a rambunctious B.C. elk became a rock star, and vice versa. Vancouver sushi counter becomes city’s 10th Michelin star restaurant. Peru celebrates 20 years of a fast-growing guinea pigs eaten as a delicacy. Vancouver drooling over new additions to prestigious Michelin Guide.
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WEBVancouver drooling over new additions to prestigious Michelin Guide. Edmunds: Finding the most reliable used vehicles under $20,000. Move over Florence: B.C. capital Victoria named world's best small city. Condoms have become an afterthought for young Americans. Outside lights can be deadly to birds, especially this time of year.
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WEBB.C. clam garden restoration revives millennia-old First Nation food source. Archaeological evidence shows a clam garden being restored east of Campbell River during the spring and summer of 2024 has been in use for nearly 4,000 years. 2 days ago Read more >.
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WEBPro-Palestinian and pro-Israeli crowds rally across the world on the eve of Oct. 7 anniversary
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WEBSeattle Kraken jump on Canucks early, net 3-1 pre-season win. Vancouver visits the Calgary Flames on Saturday. Sep 27, 2024 10:00 PM Read more >.
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WEBSep 28, 2024 · In Kaslo, Canada's 1st woman skateboard champ kick pushes out of obscurity. PJ McKenzie won 2 titles in the 1970s and was an early star of the sport. Aug 21, 2024 5:30 AM Read more >.
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WEBTrail Daily Times/West Kootenay Advertiser, September 26, 2024. Special Features (More ...) SOAR 2024 Oct/Nov Edition
Upgrades coming to BC Transit exchange in Trail
WEBFeb 22, 2024 · The existing transit exchange in Trail will undergo a massive renovation and expansion thanks to a combined investment of more than $3.07 million from the governments of Canada, B.C., and the RDKB. “This project will improve safety and accessibility between downtown Trail and neighbouring communities,” added Jones.
Trail Times Year in Review — April to June
WEBDec 27, 2023 · The popular festival, which first hit the stage in 1930, started April 11 and runs until April 23. The annual event alternates yearly between Trail and Nelson and will showcase a wide selection of performing arts including dance, choral and vocal arts, speech and dramatic arts, piano, strings and guitars, and woodwinds, brass and bands.
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