By Dan Hicks Op-Ed Commentary On the evening of February 11, our College of the Rockies was the setting for a “Climate Info Session” arranged…
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UNDRIP adoption changed the rules in B.C.
Letter to the Editor Most Canadians, if asked, would say we are a fair, liberal and reasonable people. But we are, in truth, rather smug, mainly…
Local releases second children’s book
Cranbrook resident, Ariadne Appletree (AKA Riki Unrau), is proud to announce the release of her second children’s book, Bethany Blair and the Bugs in her Hair….
Local author publishes first children’s book
Cranbrook resident Riki Unrau has released her first children’s picture book – ‘The Tiny Things that Timothy Saw.’ The book was inspired by Unrau’s nephew…
Author holding hometown book launch March 14
Bestselling author Elinor Florence will launch her new novel Wildwood at Pynelogs Cultural Centre in her hometown of Invermere on Wednesday, March 14. Wildwood, set…
Did Cranbrook miss the opportunity of the century?
“Perceptions,” by Gerry Warner Op-Ed Commentary Did Cranbrook miss the business opportunity of the century? Sadly, it looks like we did. How’s that you say?…
Real estate In Canada: A broken system worth fixing
By Lisa Christopher From travel to transportation, there’s no doubt that the tides are changing. From Uber, Airbnb, Kijiji, and Amazon, to travel sites such…
Popular all-vinyl tour in Fernie Saturday
Fernie is going to be a happening place this weekend with Griz Days taking place. Adding to excitement on Saturday evening is Monster Energy’s 7…
Exciting partnership in the world of travel
From the eyes of travel experts Last Tuesday was a game-changing day in the travel world. On September 29, a splashy, sold-out fundraising party took…
EKOHDE holding AGM May 15
The East Kootenay Organization for Human Dignity and Equality (EKOHDE) has been providing education and programming in the East Kootenay since 2003. Our Mission statement: We pledge to…
