The following is a synopsis of what occurred during the Sept. 1 District of Sparwood council meeting. COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE Development Cost Charges Bylaw…
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Invasive of the Month
By East Kootenay Invasive Species Council European rabbits are native to Europe and Northern Africa and have been introduced to every continent except Antarctica. They…
Geotechnical work to close trails
The City of Fernie is undertaking a geotechnical site investigation on city-owned Lots 77, 78, 79, and 80 Ridgemont Lane to assess the stability of…
Firefighters conclude specialized extrication training
Cranbrook Fire & Emergency Services has wrapped up two days of hands-on auto extrication training this week focused on the unique challenges of responding to…
Shuswap Band and Canfor sign relationship agreement
The Shuswap Band and Canfor have signed a relationship agreement that formalizes their commitment to ongoing collaboration and strengthens a longstanding relationship built on respect…
Civic Centre reopening delayed
The City of Kimberley would like to advise residents and user groups that the reopening of the Kimberley Civic Centre, originally scheduled for September 18,…
Mike Gray formally launches re-election campaign
Mayor Mike Gray submitted his nomination papers Sept. 2 to seek a second term as Mayor of the Village of Radium Hot Springs in this…
Tom Shypitka makes mayoral run official
Tom Shypitka made his mayoral bid official Sept. 3, after filing nomination papers at Cranbrook City Hall. “I registered a couple of days ago, but…
RCAF squadron training in Cranbrook and area
Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) CH-146 Griffon helicopters, aircrews and support personnel from 439 Domestic Response Squadron will conduct exercise BENGAL ALPIN 26 in Cranbrook,…
Ensure pools and hot tubs are drained safely this fall
As fall gets closer, the City of Cranbrook reminds residents with pools and hot tubs to ensure they are drained safely. Pool and hot tub…