Its official: the Feb 1st Shuswap Trail Alliance Party and Fundraiser is sold out. Who said Salmon Arm is a last-minute town?! Once again, residents and community leaders throughout the Shuswap have put their pennies where their heart is and shown their support for continued care and upkeep of our growing greenway trails system. And donations are still coming in ensuring another year of support for greenway projects throughout the Shuswap.

Join the Party to celebrate outstanding trail achievements throughout the Shuswap, raise money and inspire new support, create positive community media attention, publicly recognize sponsors, and oh. . .did we mention, have a really good time! Auction contributions can be foirwarded to this year's auction coordination team c/o Winston Pain at Lakeside Insurance in Salmon Arm.

 The Shuswap, British Columbia – Every Shuswap Trail Party donation helps to park cars, build paths, and get people outside and on their feet. Tickets to the seventh annual Shuswap Trails Party and Fundraiser on February 1st are into their third week of brisk sales. The annual sell-out event draws over 400 community and business leaders together from around the Shuswap in support of regional greenway trail projects.

 The Shuswap, British Columbia – Tickets to the seventh annual Shuswap Trails Party and Fundraiser go on sale this week just in time to stuff a few stockings. The sell-out event which draws people together from around the Shuswap in support of regional greenways and trails is scheduled to light up the Salmon Arm Rec Centre Friday, February 1st. Tickets to the deep winter social event are available at Lakeside Insurance, Salmon Arm Financial, Skookum Cycle and Ski, Ridetech, Kula Movement and Wellness, in Salmon Arm, and AJ”s and the Worx/Powder Lites in Sicamous, or by calling 250-804-5264, or email info@shuswaptrails.

One of the region’s most loved recreational trail systems is getting a much needed facelift. Work began last month to improve the South Canoe Trail System on the south east side of Salmon Arm. Two new trails, new trail signs, and improved access at the trailhead will address the growing challenges of safety on the lower trails.  Open house walk’n’talk sessions have been scheduled for the next two Thursdays (Dec.