By Myrna Johnson The CPCK Holiday Train rolled into Creston – The Heart of The Kootenays – at 10 a.m. Dec. 15 with The Barenaked Ladies…
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Highlands aims high for Food Bank
A big thank you to Highlands Elementary School for their generous support of the Cranbrook Food Bank! Together, they donated 388 pounds of food and…
Next IFF presentation January 6
Invermere Film Festival’s (IFF) next monthly presentation is crime thriller ‘Now You See Me: Now You Don’t,’ showing Jan. 6 at Columbia Valley Centre. Starring…
Two new CWD cases confirmed in Kootenays
The Ministry of Water, Land and Resource Stewardship reports it has received confirmation two deer harvested in the Kootenays have tested positive for chronic wasting…
Nitros and Riders in KIJHL Power Rankings
The Kootenay International Junior Hockey League (KIJHL) is pleased to announce its Power Rankings for Week 13. The Kamloops Storm are number one for a…
Housing Society delivering new affordable homes
ʔAqantⱠanam Housing Society (AHS), in partnership with the Aboriginal Housing Management Association (AHMA), is pleased to announce a major redevelopment project that will significantly expand…
Eagles and Lions help celebrate the lights
As usual, Cranbrook residents have pulled out all the stops and have hit decorate mode to celebrate the Christmas season. In a continuation of its…
KNC Welcome Centre grand opening Dec. 20
Kimberley Nordic Centre’s (KNC) new Welcome Centre grand opening is this Saturday (Dec. 20) at 10 a.m. Please join us as we officially open our…
After the holidays, the real fun begins
Your guide to tackling The Great Gift Wrap Cleanup December may be the season of giving, but January is definitely the season of cleaning up…
BC Hydro warns of risk as copper thefts surge
BC Hydro is warning the public as copper thefts from maintenance holes have skyrocketed by more than 300% in the past 18 months, with consequences…