Trail Times

1 day ago | trailtimes.ca | Sheri Regnier

The Village of Montrose is inviting public feedback on a draft bylaw that could see backyard hens permitted within municipal limits. Council will host a public meeting on Monday, June 16, at 5:30 p.m. in council chambers at the village office. The meeting will focus on Animal Control Bylaw #789, which proposes to allow residents to keep up to four hens — no roosters — on R-1 zoned properties.

2 days ago | trailtimes.ca | Sheri Regnier

As the United Church of Canada approaches its centennial on June 10, 2025, Trail United Church is also preparing to mark 100 years, celebrating its own milestone on Sept. 22, born from the union of Trail’s Presbyterian and Methodist congregations. Founded in the late 19th century, this historic church has long been a cornerstone of faith and community in Trail.

2 days ago | trailtimes.ca | Sheri Regnier

The City of Trail advises the public that construction is underway at the Trail Memorial Centre, prompting several temporary closures and changes to facility access. The Cominco Arena concourse — the popular walking circuit located above the ice — is now closed to the public for safety reasons. In addition, the rear parking lot is closed, as contractors require the space for equipment and materials. There will be no through access to the front of the building during this time.

2 days ago | trailtimes.ca | Sheri Regnier

The Greater Trail Hospice Society has made a significant contribution to the Columbia View Lodge Palliative Care Room project, donating $75,555 raised through its own fundraising campaign. The donation reflects the society’s ongoing commitment to supporting end-of-life care in the community. Lisa Pasin, executive director of the KBRH Health Foundation, accepted the donation from Brenda Hooper, chair of the Greater Trail Hospice Society.

2 days ago | trailtimes.ca | Sheri Regnier

Homeowners in Warfield will see their property taxes rise by an estimated $594 this year, after council approved the village’s 2025 budget and property tax rates last month. The 2025 property tax levy will total approximately $1.27 million, which remains the village’s primary source of revenue to fund a variety of services. An average Warfield home, assessed at $436,641, will pay $1,652 in municipal taxes in 2025 based on a residential property tax rate of 3.8 per cent.