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Learn latest B.C. research on irrigation and soil management
On March 12, a one-day symposium in Creston will bring together researchers, producers and industry specialists to network and share information and recommendations about irrigation…
Trust provides over $1 million to address wildfire risks
While the ground remains snowy, communities throughout the Columbia Basin are thinking ahead to how they can reduce the risks of wildfires. Several projects will…
KBFA events focussing on agri-tourism
The Kootenay and Boundary Farm Advisors (KBFA) is hosting three free events in Revelstoke, Invermere and Creston February 26 –28. The KBFA is welcoming Dr….
Columbia Basin Trust announces board changes
Columbia Basin Trust is announcing changes to its Board of Directors. Jocelyn Carver has been elected Chair, David Raven has been elected Vice-Chair and Castlegar’s…
The saga of Lady Diana and the message it carries
“Perceptions,” by Gerry Warner Op-Ed Commentary Dark clouds were hanging low over Kootenay Lake as we pulled into the Balfour ferry terminal. Dead tired, we’d…
Kootenay Pass re-opened after avalanche work
UPDATE: January 9 – Highway 3 through Kootenay Pass is once again open for passage following two days of avalanche safety work. Avalanche deposit removal…
Pass closed for avalanche control
DriveBC reports that Highway 3 is closed at Kootenay Pass west of Creston due to high avalanche hazard. The closures are at the east and…
KES offering additional services in the New Year
Kootenay Employment Services Society (KES) is gearing up to help job seekers refine their employment goals for 2020. Employment Counsellors are available to support job…
Forest woes; letter to Albas and Donaldson
By Dr. Brian L. Horejsi Op-Ed Commentary Most Canadians no longer expect much from their members of parliament, or from their provincial legislature members. And…