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Adventure Tourism Hub aims to streamline permitting

Posted:April 16th, 2026

Intense flurries warning issued for region

Posted:April 15th, 2026

Building a strong Canada means not leaving people behind

Posted:April 12th, 2026

Ktunaxa Nation

B.C. invests in First Nations language, arts, culture and heritage

June 24, 2022

B.C. invests in First Nations language, arts, culture and heritage
Category 3 burning to be prohibited in the Southeast

June 23, 2022

Category 3 burning to be prohibited in the Southeast
Here comes the sun

June 22, 2022

Here comes the sun
First Nations bring solar energy to affordable housing

June 21, 2022

First Nations bring solar energy to affordable housing
Celebrating Canada’s Indigenous Peoples

June 21, 2022

Celebrating Canada’s Indigenous Peoples
Applications open in expansion of $10 a day child care

June 20, 2022

Applications open in expansion of $10 a day child care
Kootenay Investment Challenge seeks participants

June 20, 2022

Kootenay Investment Challenge seeks participants
Peace Pole dedicated at Idlewild Park

June 19, 2022

Peace Pole dedicated at Idlewild Park
We celebrate Pride 2022 together

June 19, 2022

We celebrate Pride 2022 together
Saving a tree and helping the species that rely on it

June 18, 2022

Saving a tree and helping the species that rely on it
Severe thunderstorm watch issued for part of region

June 17, 2022

Severe thunderstorm watch issued for part of region
Class of 2022 has emerged from the pandemic

June 15, 2022

Class of 2022 has emerged from the pandemic
RDEK flood watch update

June 14, 2022

RDEK flood watch update
Nation joins U.S. saying watershed pollution crosses the line

June 14, 2022

Nation joins U.S. saying watershed pollution crosses the line
Flood watch in place for the region

June 12, 2022

Flood watch in place for the region
Rainfall alert for most of East Kootenay

June 12, 2022

Rainfall alert for most of East Kootenay
Trades workers most at risk of electrical contact incidents

June 11, 2022

Trades workers most at risk of electrical contact incidents
Sophie Pierre guest speaker for June chamber luncheon

June 10, 2022

Sophie Pierre guest speaker for June chamber luncheon
Toxic drugs continue to devastate communities

June 9, 2022

Toxic drugs continue to devastate communities
Take-home fentanyl test strips shown to be useful

June 8, 2022

Take-home fentanyl test strips shown to be useful
It is deer fawning season in B.C.

June 8, 2022

It is deer fawning season in B.C.
Survey launched as part of Tourism Master Plan creation

June 7, 2022

Survey launched as part of Tourism Master Plan creation
Taking aim at wildfire

June 6, 2022

Taking aim at wildfire
Decriminalization of small amounts of drugs a positive step

June 5, 2022

Decriminalization of small amounts of drugs a positive step
Proposed law will waste billions regulating the wrong people

June 5, 2022

Proposed law will waste billions regulating the wrong people
Local golf pros teeing off for ALS in June

June 4, 2022

Local golf pros teeing off for ALS in June
Marking first year for British Columbia’s A Path Forward

June 4, 2022

Marking first year for British Columbia’s A Path Forward
Livestock premises ID registration deadline nears

June 3, 2022

Livestock premises ID registration deadline nears