Are you having freaky issues with Microsoft products? So are thousands of other people around Canada and America today (Nov. 12), according to Downdetector.com and…
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Fuel treatment work continues by Invermere
The Ministry of Forests Wildfire Risk Reduction (WRR) program is continuing work west of Invermere to improve wildfire resilience. All projects take place on provincial/public…
Holiday magic at Centre 64 Nov. 14
A little Holiday Magic is coming to Centre 64! We’re turning our gallery into a festive Holiday shop, filled with unique finds, thoughtful gifts, and…
We still have a problem slowing down in bad weather
By BC Highway Patrol The 2026 Drive Relative to Conditions month saw almost 1,200 tickets less than last year’s campaign, but BC Highway Patrol has…
Unregulated drug toxicity still claiming local lives
The BC Coroners Service (BCCS) reports 133 people died in September 2026 due to suspected unregulated drug toxicity, including 29 in Interior Health. A total…
Fats, oils and grease management
How to prevent backups, costly repairs, and fines to your business Fats, oils, and grease are the main culprit of clogged pipes and drains. When…
Let the plucking begin
The 17th annual Cranbrook Chamber Turkey Drive is officially underway and the competition is on! Leading the flock is our Grand Turkey, Shannon Fisher, who…
Monte Cassino a symbol of the waste of war
By Ian Cobb One of the purest symbols of the waste of war stands 520 metres above the Liri Valley about 135 km southeast of…
Funding for lagoon headworks upgrades approved
City of Cranbrook council Nov. 2 approved a staff request for a $220,000 transfer from the lagoon de-sludging budget to help finish the city’s wastewater…
Cat overpopulation a significant issue: BC SPCA
Pet overpopulation has been an increasing concern across the province, especially in rural communities where cats may roam outdoors and reproduce rapidly. Both the BC…