Letter to the Editor Every third week of November, people in British Columbia come together to celebrate Multiculturalism Week, a time to recognize and celebrate…
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Public invited to share input about permitting processes
The B.C. government wants to improve the permitting process for the natural-resource sector, and members of the public are invited to provide feedback on proposals…
Study Board seeks info on pollution impacts
The International Elk-Kootenai/y Watershed Study Board (Study Board) is seeking literature, data and knowledge that may be related to its study that is exploring the…
Search for Brenda Byman in sixth decade
The following was recently published on the Facebook page Missing in Canada. MISSING: Brenda Marion Byman Disappeared May 7, 1961 – Wilmer, British Columbia. On…
Building alliances against Trump’s tariffs
Letter to the Editor Many of us have friends and family in the United States. And few of us have lived through a time when…
Recall issued for brand of Smoked Sausage Sticks
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency April 4 issued a recall of Freybe Gourmet Foods Limited brand Pepperoni Smoked Sausage Sticks Original due to the presence…
IJC asked to help form plan for transboundary pollution
The ongoing struggle to establish a transboundary plan to deal with pollution in the Elk and Kootenay/Kootenai river watershed today (March 11) reached a positive…
State of emergency ends but fire response continues
Based on advice from emergency management and wildfire officials, British Columbia’s provincial state of emergency will expire at the end of the day on Thursday,…
Familiar baby names tops in B.C. for 2022
Noah is the front-runner for the most popular name for babies born this year in British Columbia. Noah is followed by Olivia, Oliver, Liam, Theodore,…
The Great Eby’s Cavalcade of Cash
Kootenay Crust – By Ian Cobb Op-Ed Commentary There is no provincial election in sight in British Columbia, yet the ruling NDP government is tossing…