By Nowell Berg On August 17, Wasa/Cranbrook resident Erica Godsave placed first in the U12 category for slalom and first for trick water skiing at…
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Struggling ICE continue to re-tool and re-load
The Kootenay ICE did the Red Deer Rebels a favour yesterday as the Western Hockey League Central Division leaders vie to maintain that lead. The…
Invermere rated 33rd coziest ‘city’ in Canada
Expedia.ca has released a list of the 55 coziest cities in Canada and an East Kootenay district has made the mark. Invermere is rated the…
Cranbrook and Kimberley are Open for Business
Small Business BC and the Province of British Columbia have announced the finalists for the Open for Business Awards and the cities of Cranbrook and…
B.C. invests in community organizations to challenge racism
Cranbrook and Fernie groups in on funding program People throughout British Columbia will be better equipped to challenge racism, hate and discrimination in their communities…
Ecofish calling Cranbrook home
Environmental consulting firm opens new Kootenays office Ecofish Research, a Vancouver-based science and environmental consulting firm, is opening its doors to Cranbrook to better serve…
City thanking Stan Salikin
The City of Kimberley is publicly thanking and recognizing a resident this Thursday (August 11) for being such an involved citizen and volunteer. “Stan Salikin…
Missing Peace reuniting at Hoodoos
By Ian Cobb e-KNOW Missing Peace has been found. And they will be making an appearance at the Hoodoos Bar and Grill in Fairmont Hot…
Independent science led to Great Bear protection
By Linda Hannah First Nations, environmentalists, industry and governments are all celebrating the recent announcement of the 2016 Great Bear Rainforest Agreement. This sweeping, globally-significant…
Finning helps out Kootenay Child Development Centre
Finning (Canada) recently held an internal sales contest by region, named the Challenge Cup. Region 1, which comprises Campbell River, Nanaimo, Victoria, Surrey, Vernon, Castlegar…