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No nominations yet for prestigious award
Nomination deadline is Friday, March 3 The nomination deadline for the 2016 Sustainable Community Builder Award is coming up in just over one week. Nomination…
Hometown Hockey a hit in Cranbrook
Downtown Cranbrook was hockey heaven last weekend as Rogers Hometown Hockey rolled into town in force, bringing a carnival of puck to one of Canada’s…
Frauds and scams: should I report it to police?
By Sgt. Chris Newel If you have not lost any money and have not provided personal or financial information (relating to a fraud or scam),…
Wonderful winter weekend in the valley
The upper Elk Valley was the place to be for family and outdoor fun and recreation last weekend. Residents and visitors had plenty to do…
FJMES students and Wild School Winter
On February 17, 350 students at Frank J. Mitchell Elementary School (FJMES) participated in several Wild School Winter stations experiencing ways to love being outside…
Big MSP premiums break in budget
The B.C. government announced that Medical Services Plan (MSP) premiums will be reduced by 50% for households with an annual net income of up to…
Find Your Fit showcases jobs in Cranbrook
Young people of Cranbrook will have an opportunity to learn the skills they will need for tomorrow’s in-demand occupations. WorkBC’s Find Your Fit tour will…
At the Library
By Mike Selby Cranbrook Public Library In ‘Drawn by Their Smiles,’ Cranbrook’s Kimiko Toyota chronicles all of her accomplishments, setbacks, tears, and joys as she…
Stetski calls on Liberals to protect forestry jobs
Cabinet’s Bennett says fair deal number one priority for Liberals Kootenay-Columbia MP Wayne Stetski called on the B.C. Liberal government last week to ensure that…