Submitted by the East Kootenay Climate Hub A standing-room-only audience gathered at Kimberley’s Centre 64 on Friday night (Dec. 6) to enjoy two short films…
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E-Transportation shows coming to Invermere and Cranbrook
Submitted by Wildsight Invermere Do you have questions about electric vehicles? Would you like to take one for a test drive, hop on an electric…
Valley resident Tracy Flynn wins Ellen Zimmerman Award
Submitted by Wildsight “What will have a lasting impact?” This is the question Columbia Valley resident Tracy Flynn asks herself when she chooses how to…
How to clean indoor air for free
Wildfire season hit us this year with a vengeance. There has never been another year with this much fire and smoke in the history of…
Climate friendly home: patios, driveways and landscaping
Part 2 Considering a new driveway, patio or walkway? Go permeable, cool it off and help our water! Are you replacing your driveway, sidewalk or…
BC United Caucus learns lessons from Selkirk student
With rising concerns over the health effects of anxiety of climate change acceleration, particularly among youth, a Selkirk Secondary School student was invited by Kootenay…
City striving to be leader in climate change initiatives
The City of Cranbrook is striving to be a regional leader in climate change initiatives and environmental stewardship by continuing to adapt and innovate across…
Upcoming elections will be critical for climate action
Letter to the Editor Temperatures are on the rise. Here in the East Kootenay, we haven’t had a moment of –30C temperatures since 2004 in…
Candlelight vigil held for those impacted by climate crisis
Members of the East Kootenay Climate Hub staged a candlelight vigil at Kootenay East MLA Tom Shypitka’s Cranbrook office the evening of Dec. 13. The vigil…