The annual Kootenay Children’s Festival is about to get underway at Cranbrook’s Rotary Park. The fun-packed festival runs May 8 and Saturday, May 9. e-KNOW
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Early resolution process expands to region
The B.C. government is expanding the early resolution process program to 35 more Provincial Court family registry locations, including Cranbrook, Creston, Fernie, Golden and Invermere,…
Local cadets participate in Biathlon Competition
Over 40 cadets from eight cadet corps and squadrons in the Kootenays met in Cranbrook on Saturday, Apr. 11, for the Kootenay Zone Cadet Biathlon…
Local named KIJHL Rookie of the Week
Scoring the Kootenay International Junior Hockey League (KIJHL) Cup-clinching goal earned Kimberley Dynamiters defenceman Avery Lynch Rookie of the Week honours, the final one for…
Tyson Ray Borsboom live in Cranbrook June 24
Tyson Ray Borsboom (TRB) brings his Western Canada tour to Cranbrook June 24 for a night of folk, country, and Americana. With roots in the…
SAFE program available in East Kootenay
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. If you or someone you know has experienced a sexual assault, help is available at your closest emergency department through Interior Health’s…
Kootenay Children’s Festival May 8 and 9
The Kootenay Children’s Festival will once again light up Cranbrook with fun May 8 and 9 at Rotary Park. Kootenay Children’s Festival is one of…
Anvil taking the stage in Cranbrook June 30
Canadian heavy metal veterans Anvil will take the stage at Cranbrook’s Key City Theatre on June 30. Formed in 1978, they helped shape the sound…
Locals show up for locals and punk icons
By Andrew Mayes A sell-out crowd turned out last Thursday, April 16, at the York Country Cabaret for performances from Cranbrook based Landslide and the…
Bringing wildlife conversations home
Cranbrook conservationist offers free talks to local groups Cranbrook has always been a community shaped by wild places. From the Rocky Mountain Trench to the…