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The wind storm has knocked down many trees throughout the City of Trail and has caused damage to some structures and areas. 
We ask everyone to please stay away from Gyro Park as emergency crews are on scene to respond to the situation.
We also ask residents to avoid other areas where trees have fallen or where damaged has occurred.
Please stay safe, and we will provide any necessary updates.
City of Trail

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Residents throughout the Greater Trail area have submitted photos of their outdoor holiday light displays, and we now invite everyone to vote for their favourites!
Go to www.trail.ca/HolidayLightsMap
View the Holiday Light Displays on the map (click on the markers and addresses to see the photos)
Use the voting form on the page to vote for your favourites until January 4, 2021.
Our winners will receive:
$100 gift card to Old School Furniture for the...
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE December 18, 2020
TRAIL, BC – The City of Trail and the Village of Warfield are pleased to announce they have successfully negotiated and approved a 5-year (60 months) recreation and library services agreement. Warfield will contribute $727,000 over the full term of the agreement for both recreation and library services. The agreement permits Warfield residents to access the City’s library and its services in the same manner as Trail...
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Each year, the Local Government Management Association (LGMA) acknowledges individual local government professionals for their years of service. On December 1, 2020, the LGMA hosted its Member Awards Ceremony recognizing local government staff across BC for their significant contributions made to the local government profession and to the training and development programs of the LGMA. 
This year, David Perehudoff, the City of Trail’s Chief Administrative Officer...
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The Trail Museum & Archives is delighted to bring back the popular archival calendar, now on sale in the Trail Riverfront Centre Gift Shop.  This year, the calendar is reflective of all the things we missed in 2020: celebrations, gatherings, events, and interaction. As we collectively reflect on the liberties, venues, pastimes, and rituals we so often take for granted in our busy lives, the 2021 calendar captures so many of those moments in our city’s history.
Made...
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