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B.C. urges adherence to backcountry recreation safety

A series of winter storms since the start of the year have created a complex snowpack in many of British Columbia’s backcountry recreation areas. There…

Severe thunderstorm watch in effect

Environment Canada earlier this morning issued a severe thunderstorm watch for the East Kootenay. Thunderstorms are expected to develop across the Southern Interior today and…

April is Daffodil Month

The Canadian Cancer Society is calling on residents of the East Kootenay to join us, support and celebrate Daffodil Month this April! April is Daffodil…

Arctic front headed our way

Environment Canada has issued a Special weather statement for the East Kootenay that warns about a cold front and blowing snow arriving tomorrow (Monday, Nov….

Volunteer makes immeasurable contribution to CCS

Eighty-three-year old Art Fletcher recently celebrated 25 years of volunteering for the Canadian Cancer Society. “You could measure Art’s generosity by counting the number of…

Strutting catwalk to raise funds for Cops for Kids

It’s that time of year again to come out and cheer as RCMP officers, Kootenay ICE players and the College of the Rockies Avalanche players…

Highways bottom line must be safety

Mayor’s update December 2013 By City of Fernie Mayor Mary Giuliano For several years I’ve heard complaints regarding lack of winter highways maintenance. Most recently…

Family impacted by lung cancer urges others to reduce cancer risk

November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month and a family personally affected by lung cancer is joining forces with health advocates to encourage Southern Interior residents…

CCS applauds 8,000 ‘tan-free’ students

This Sun Awareness Week, the Canadian Cancer Society (CCS) is recognizing more than 8,000 students in high schools across B.C. who have taken the pledge…