Terry Jones has spent most of his professional life working with young adults in the Trail area.
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Single use plastic bans are coming to businesses and small towns in BC and Alberta, and that’s a good thing.
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Trail, British Columbia, exemplifies the words community pride shown in full colour through Communities in Bloom.
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