During spring fawning season, deer can be more protective—especially around their young. You might notice a doe following you or even bluff-charging to encourage you…
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Over-the-counter access for hearing aids
Adults 18 and older in B.C. with mild to moderate hearing loss now have access to over-the-counter non-prescribed hearing aids through retail stores and online…
Summer Impaired Driving Campaign kicks off
June and July are the most dangerous times of the year for impaired driving collisions in B.C., and this year’s Summer Impaired Driving Campaign is…
Celebrating National Indigenous Peoples Day
Letters to the Editor Premier David Eby As people throughout British Columbia gather to celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day, we recognize the rich cultures, histories,…
Extraordinary chapter in Canada’s sporting history
Letter to the Editor June 18 marked an extraordinary chapter in Canada’s sporting history. On behalf of the Province of British Columbia, I extend my…
30th annual Border Walk June 21
The 30th annual Border Walk and National Indigenous Peoples Day Celebration is taking place June 21. ʔakanuxunik’ʔ (the people) of Yaq̓it ʔa·knuqⱡi’i First Nation, alongside…
Early Training and Employment Initiative established
Crown Mountain Resources (CMR) and Yaq̓ it ʔa·knuqⱡi’it First Nation (YQT), also known as the Tobacco Plains Indian Band, are pleased to announce a new…
Local presented with national award in Ottawa
Cranbrook resident Sae Hoon (Stan) Chung was presented with the 2026 Ramon John Hnatyshyn Award for Voluntarism in the Performing Arts June 6 during the…
Stewarding lakes through collaboration and trust
KCP Faces & Places: Georgia Peck By Megan Jamison Kootenay Conservation Program Georgia Peck, Lakes Program Manager with Living Lakes Canada, is the third generation…
Regional wildfire prevention projects being funded
Six East Kootenay and area wildfire risk reduction projects are among 60 in the province to receive Forest Enhancement Society of BC (FESBC) funding, the…