By Erin Knutson The Kootenay-Columbia Conservative Association and Rob Morrison, candidate for Kootenay-Columbia, hosted an evening with former Leader of the Opposition, Deborah Grey, Saturday…
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Valley students to be Project Heavy Duty hands-on
Local businesses and organizations are teaming up to introduce Elk Valley Grade 11 and 12 secondary students to equipment-operating jobs in the construction industry during…
Notes from City Hall
Council Meeting Schedule The regular meetings of City of Kimberley council for the month of May will be held on Monday, May 13 and Monday,…
$774,290 for summer jobs in Kootenay-Columbia
Kootenay-Columbia MP Wayne Stetski was instrumental in awarding $774,290 in federal assistance, supporting funding for 155 projects that will create up to 218 summer jobs…
Partnership to improve recreation sites and create jobs
Columbia Basin Trust provides $1.5 million toward new partnership with Recreation Sites and Trails BC The Columbia Basin’s many remote recreation sites and trails are…
EKC announces Community Cash Award recipients
Members and guests joined East Kootenay Community Credit Union (EKC) for the financial institution’s 69th Annual General Meeting, April 30. Jean-Ann Debreceni, Chair of the Board…
Horoscope for May 2019
By Michael O’Connor Tip of the Month May 2019 will likely prove to be a testing and dramatic month for many. This will include a…
Prescribed burn underway at River’s Crossing
The prescribed burn for the River’s Crossing Park has started. Smoke is quite visible now from the McPhee Bridge. For the prescribed burn to be…
Cranbrook RCMP Report
By S/Sgt. Barry Graham The following is a breakdown of calls responded to by Cranbrook RCMP officers between April 22 and April 28. Calls for…
Wasa fire suppression a success
By Nowell Berg At around 4 p.m today (April 29), a holiday trailer and outbuilding burned to the ground on Aspen Road at Wasa Lake….