Survey shows a gap in knowledge of safety responsibilities, too By Road Safety at Work As National Road Safety Week (May 12 to 18) approaches,…
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Forestry grant for workers affected by tariffs
Forestry workers, employers and communities throughout British Columbia are receiving targeted assistance through a forestry workers support grant. The $20.8-million investment announced last week is…
Invasive of the Month
By East Kootenay Invasive Species Council Common bugloss (Alkanet) is a hairy, fleshy, plant native to Europe, Western and central Asia. It invades disturbed, sunny…
Kootenay youth find jobs and purpose in YCCBC
Youth Climate Corps BC (YCCBC) and Wildsight are proud to launch their 2026 summer season, including the return of crews in the East and West…
B.C. expanding role of midwives
The B.C. government May 7 announced it is expanding the scope of practice of midwives. “At a time when reproductive health is under attack, we’re…
Wildlife collisions spike in May and June as behaviours change
Seasonal shift brings higher crash risk across B.C. By Road Safety at Work May and June are among the highest risk months for wildlife collisions…
City considering new development bylaw
Planning to build, renovate, or develop in Kimberley – now or someday? City of Kimberley council is considering a new Development Application Procedures and Fees…
In celebration of National Police Week
Letter to the Editor Sunday, May 10, 2026, marks National Police Week, a time to recognize and thank law enforcement officers in our province and…
Sparwood Lions honour members for dedication
The Sparwood Lions Club May 7 honoured some of its volunteers for their dedication, commitment and community service. Volunteers are the backbone of any service…
Kootenay Children’s Festival continues today
The annual Kootenay Children’s Festival is about to get underway at Cranbrook’s Rotary Park. The fun-packed festival runs May 8 and Saturday, May 9. e-KNOW