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Cranbrook captured in human rights report

A recent report completed by British Columbia’s Office of the Human Rights Commissioner (BCOHRC) offers a snapshot of human rights challenges and community responses in…

Turtle Day coming to Elizabeth Lake on April 23

Western painted turtle hatchlings are the star of this free, family event Turtle Day will return to Elizabeth Lake in Cranbrook on April 23. Western…

Creston RCMP reports missing man located okay

UPDATE: Creston RCMP today report: please be advised that Jesse Wood has been located and there are no further issues in relation to this matter….

CFKR celebrates 20 years of granting

Over $135,000 disbursed in 2024 The Community Foundation of the Kootenay Rockies (CFKR) is thrilled to celebrate 20 years of granting by announcing its 2024…

Local Crown counsel appointed Provincial Court Judge

The Government of British Columbia announced April 5 it has appointed two new Provincial Court judges including a former Cranbrook-based Crown counsel. The new judges…

Winter in the East Kootenay

A jetliner roars up from behind The Steeples and traces by the Moon on a bluebird late winter day at Norbury Lake Provincial Park. Winter…

Bob Seger and CCR tributes coming in fall

Old time rock ‘n’ roll is coming to the Key City this October. Night Moves (the Ultimate tribute to Bob Seger) and Centerfield (the Essential…

Bowen Byram traded to Buffalo Sabres

Cranbrook National Hockey League product Bowen Byram has been traded by the Colorado Avalanche to the Buffalo Sabres. TSN’s Pierre Lebrun reported this afternoon Byram…

Someone is going to get killed out there

“Perceptions,” by Gerry Warner Op-Ed Commentary It’s getting dangerous out there. After picking up groceries on Victoria Street a few days ago, I was walking…