By Megan Jamison, Kootenay Conservation Program Ten conservation projects were recently approved by the Regional District of East Kootenay (RDEK) to receive funding from the…
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Rails and Ales Tour upcoming
Join in at Cranbrook History Centre from 7-9 p.m. on Friday, March 27 or Saturday, March 28 aboard the Trans Canada Limited for a very…
KORE Outdoors presents Subterranean March 12
On Thursday, March 12, KORE Outdoors will be in our theatre with a screening of ‘Subterranean.’ KORE Outdoors a Kootenay-based non-profit dedicated to elevating the…
Spring cleaning showdown
B.C. couples debate who is better at chores A new BC Hydro survey shows spring may be the season of renewal, but for many B.C….
Kimberley Alpine Resort ready for busy end of season
Kimberley Alpine Resort (KAR) is featuring Retro Suits and Splash Downs during its end of season celebrations March 28 to April 5. As the days…
Time change fatigue lingers longer than drivers think
Crash risk extends beyond the first Monday back at work after ‘springing ahead’ Losing an hour of sleep this weekend during the spring time change…
Freshwater fishing licences available online April 1
For the first time, freshwater fishing licences and hunting licences are available through the same online system, fulfilling requests of the angling community for a…
Cranbrook Water Quality Advisory rescinded
The Water Quality Advisory in place across the City of Cranbrook this week due to the water trunk main inspection work from Phillips Reservoir into…
Improving access and options for East Kootenay patients
Columbia River–Revelstoke MLA Scott McInnis says residents will see improved access to surgical care under a new provincial agreement allowing eligible British Columbians to receive…
Local artist creates welcome to Golden Primary Care Centre
Interior Health is proud to collaborate with local Ktunaxa artist Blaine Burgoyne, who has created two murals in the newly opened Golden Primary Care Centre. “The murals are a…