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The portion of Glover Road from Green Avenue to Victoria Street (the highway) will be temporarily closed starting at noon today, Monday, May 16, for road repairs. See the construction area on the included map. Traffic can detour through the upper portion of Glover Road and along Binns Avenue in the interim. The sidewalk in the construction area will also be closed. Pedestrians can access the crosswalk to the adjacent covered stairway.

Thank you for your cooperation and patience.

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Bears can become a big nuisance this time of year as they are often attracted to bagged garbage that has been left in easily accessible outdoor garbage cans. To help with this issue, the City asks all residents to store their garbage in a secure place until their scheduled collection day.

For those who don’t have access to a secure area before their collection day, local non-profit agency Natural Control Alternatives Society (NCA) has set up one bear-proof garbage bin for the public’s use at the...

The City of Trail's Parks and Recreation Department is inviting applicants to fill a contract Skate Park Host position for the summer months of July and August at the Trail Skate Park. This contract position requires the candidate to have the ability to work day time hours during the week for flexible shifts up to 12-15 hours per week. The pay rate is $18.00/hourly.

The Skate Park Host is responsible for creating a safe and fun environment for children, youth and adults as well as the supervision...

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Trail BC – The City of Trail’s Parks & Recreation Department is still seeking fun and energetic camp leaders for Camp Cawabunga and Summer Adventure Camp, both scheduled to run from July 4 to August 26. The camps offer theme weeks packed full of adventure, games, sports, arts, crafts, and a whole lot of fun. The camp leader position is a great opportunity for those looking to improve their skills in leadership and program planning in a fun and fulfilling environment.

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On Saturday, May 7, a 12-metre section of a retaining wall in the 2100 block of Daniel Street failed, blocking through traffic on lower Daniel Street. There are no reports of injury or private property damage, but lower Daniel Street remains blocked by debris.

City crews are on site, installing sandbags to divert surface water, and to install barriers on lower Daniel Street to capture material should a subsequent failure occur. The City asks the public to avoid this area, and to follow the no parking...