By Kim Inglis We are living longer. Advances in health care, improvements in diet and enhanced fitness programs have contributed to increased life expectancy, with…
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Obituary for Gyulla Sandor Saver
Gyulla Sandor Saver December 10, 1924 to March 8, 2017 R I P Gyulla, at the age of thirty three thousand six hundred ninety one…
3 facts you need to know
About maintaining B.C.’s advantage – the strongest economy in Canada By Bill Bennett Kootenay East MLA 1. Our government delivered the most jobs in the…
Calling all artists within Interior Health
Interior Health (IH) is looking to the public for quality original art to help create an enriched experience for individuals visiting the new Community Health…
A container for incredibly strong voices
Book Review By Derryll White Freeman, John, editor (2017). Freeman’s Home. “No one has counted the number of deaths in exile. That’s how dark it…
Ruptured main cause of dirty water
A ruptured water main late Saturday morning near Westlawn Cemetery in Cranbrook is the cause of a flush of dirty water appearing in some residents’…
Valley mines in on B.C. safety awards
The province is holding the 55th annual Mine Safety Awards to honour mining operations for their work to ensure mining remains one of British Columbia’s…
Trust provides big bucks for rec infrastructure
Columbia Basin Trust is providing $1.8 million for 38 projects to support a variety of groups and organizations in building infrastructure that encourages active lifestyles…
Missing youth may be Alberta-bound
A missing teenaged girl from Burnaby could be passing through the East Kootenay (north Highway 1 or south Highway 3) as RCMP believes she may…
Horoscope for the week beginning March 17
By Michael O’Connor Tip of the Week Despite all the drama in the world, it can be satisfying to realize that St. Patrick’s Day is…