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16 Basin wildfire reduction projects receive $1.7 million
Columbia Basin Trust creating jobs while focusing on wildfire reduction Wildfire prevention is increasingly required in communities across the Columbia Basin. Thanks to a partnership…
Bids being accepted for Marysville Falls Walkway
The Rotary Club of Kimberley is pleased to announce that it has received funding to proceed with the rebuild of the Marysville Falls Walkway. Funds…
EKVC replacing sand at outdoor courts
East Kootenay Volleyball Club (EKVC), in partnership with the College of the Rockies and with grant funding from Columbia Basin Trust, is upgrading and replacing…
The heart of learning
Kitchen tables became office cubicles. Family gatherings turned into Zoom meet-ups. And in schools across the country, in-class learning turned to virtual classrooms when COVID-19…
Community Hub to bring child care services to Elkford
Mark your calendars, parents: Elkford is receiving an exciting new facility, the Elkford Childcare Centre and Community Hub, which will bring much-needed licensed child care…
Revamped bookstore continues to deliver whimsy
“We’re an awesome bookstore.” This is how Erin Dalton describes the Cranbrook store she owns: Huckleberry Books. “The tagline I like using is ‘Your Community…
Neil Muth Memorial Scholarship recipients announced
Four students in the Columbia Basin who have shown perseverance and triumphed over adversity are the recipients of financial support to advance their educational aspirations….
Building homes the thinkBright way
Invermere construction company relies on apprentices for its enviro-friendly projects “We build houses for regular people,” said Meredith Hamstead, co-owner of Invermere’s thinkBright Homes. What the…
Canal Flats’ first piece of public art installed
The Village of Canal Flats is today celebrating the installation of the community’s first piece of public art. The Portal, by East Kootenay artist Paul…