Time to get your buttons. Cranbrook’s biggest celebration of the year runs June 13-16. Sam Steele Days 2019 promises to be a wild and woolly…
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City agrees to sports facility Option 6 in Balment
City of Cranbrook council April 29 approved entering into a Letter of Intent with Kootenay East Youth Soccer Association (KEYSA) on the siting of an…
Council getting push back on sports facility site
The Cranbrook Bike Skills Society (Cranbrook BMX) is submitting 180 letters to City of Cranbrook mayor and council noting disagreement with the recently announced location…
The case to uproot the BMX park is weak
Letter to the Editor The following letter has been sent to Mayor Pratt and City of Cranbrook council. It appears to me the demands of…
Council approves option for Indoor Sports Facility
On Monday, March 25, City of Cranbrook council approved the location of the Kootenay East Youth Soccer Association (KEYSA) Indoor Sports Facility in Balment Park….
Council exploring Balment options for sports facility
All the options are in the offing. City of Cranbrook council passed a resolution on February 25 to provide land at Balment Park to Kootenay…
City council endorses Balment for indoor facility
City of Cranbrook council last night (Feb. 25) passed a motion to support Balment Park as the location for Kootenay East Youth Soccer Association’s (KEYSA)…
Council orders info on Balment for KEYSA project
City of Cranbrook council last night set wheels in motion for an answer to a location for Kootenay East Youth Soccer Association’s (KEYSA) proposed $1.1…
KEYSA provides sports facility process update
Letter to the Editor On June 28, 2018 a Letter of Intent was offered to the Kootenay East Youth Soccer Association (KEYSA) by the City…
Moir isn’t best site for facility: KEYSA
Letter to the Editor The Kootenay East Youth Soccer Association (KEYSA) has been working to provide an indoor sports facility for Cranbrook and surrounding area…