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Trail gives $10K to help Generation to Generation Society

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By Greg Nesteroff
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The non-profit that runs Sanctuary House and the Sanctuary pre-teen centre in Trail will receive $10,000 from the city toward its operating costs this year. “We are depleted right now,” Generation to Generation Society treasurer Barbara Gibson told city council last week. “We have some money in the bank, but we’re paying property taxes of $7,000. So we’re going to be really, really cut fine after that.” The organization is closed for a few weeks for a flooring project.
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Why Christina Gateway is helping fund a Grand Forks medical clinic

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By Greg Nesteroff
| CKGF (Grand Forks, BC) Verified
A Christina Lake organization’s contribution to a Grand Forks medical clinic is being viewed through an economic development lens. Tracey MacGregor, the economic and community development manager for the Christina Gateway Community Development Association, said the organization is providing a little over $18,000 toward the partnership with the City of Grand Forks and rural Boundary regional district directors.
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‘Agonizing’: Rhys Andrews on the demise of the Trail Skills Centre

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By Greg Nesteroff
| CKQR (Castlegar, BC) Verified
The Trail Skills Centre announced this week that it will wind down its operations this fall after nearly 30 years and look at selling its downtown building. It follows many months of financial challenges for the organziation as a result of reduced government funding. We spoke with board chair Rhys Andrews. You did a lot of work to try to prevent this outcome. What sort of efforts did you make? First of all, we reduced our costs months ago. That included not filling positions.
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