City of Cranbrook Councillor Norma Blissett will seek re-election in the municipal election scheduled for October 15. Blissett, a long time Cranbrook resident, high school…
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Water Flushing Program resumes
Public Works water crews will resume their annual uni-directional water flushing operations today, in the area from 1st Avenue South to 11th Avenue South between…
Ecosystem restoration burn planned for Premier Lake area
The BC Wildfire Service is continuing to support BC Parks and the Rocky Mountain Trench Ecosystem Restoration Program in an ecosystem restoration burn, covering approximately…
Electoral Area F honours Volunteer of the Year
Tex Deagnon has been officially recognized as the Regional District of East Kootenay (RDEK) 2022 Electoral Area F Volunteer of the Year. “Tex has been…
Electoral Area C Volunteer of the Year honoured
Don Flowers has been officially recognized as the Regional District of East Kootenay (RDEK) 2022 Electoral Area C Volunteer of the Year. “Don has taken…
Bikes, bikes and more bikes
Cranbrook RCMP is looking to get rid of some bikes. Cranbrook RCMP has been accumulating a multitude of bicycles over the past few months and…
BC Highway Patrol requests assistance to identify driver
The BC Highway Patrol, located in Cranbrook, is seeking the public’s assistance in order to identify a man who took off on his motorcycle. On…
Wayne Stetski to run for Cranbrook city council
By Wayne Stetski Former Kootenay-Columbia MP and City of Cranbrook Wayne Stetski is running for Cranbrook city council in the Oct. 15 municipal election. “I…
At the Library
By Mike Selby Cranbrook Public Library Thanks to all participants, parents and caregivers, and to all local sponsors for making this year’s Summer Reading Club…
Cops for Kids Ride rolls into Cranbrook
Cranbrook representatives join the 2022 Cops for Kids Ride Lisa Barnes is back on her bike, cycling to support local kids through the annual Cops…