The McCreary Centre Society last week released the East Kootenay regional results of the 2018 BC Adolescent Health Survey. The survey was completed by over…
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Wild Honey album launch Oct. 26 in Fernie
Wild Honey is a trio of singer-songwriters from the East Kootenay playing roots music with a sound all their own. Their debut album, Distant Skies,…
College students benefit from increased SIDIT awards
Over $23,000 in SIDIT awards available to college students from the Southern Interior Current College of the Rockies students may be eligible for $23,000 in…
Local courses earn regional 2019 PGA of BC Awards
The PGA of British Columbia has announced the regional recipients in 11 categories of the 2019 PGA of BC Awards and three East Kootenay golf courses…
Victoria soils self with snubbish blunder
e-KNOW Editorial By Ian Cobb Sometimes editorials write themselves. On Monday afternoon (Sept. 23), I learned about a series of important-sounding open houses being held…
The Whitehouse has been sold
Another Columbia Valley institution is about to undergo a major change. The venerable Whitehouse Hotel in Windermere has been sold, only a few weeks after…
B.C. seeks feedback on farming and protecting farmland
Starting today, Thursday, Sept. 19, people are invited to have their say on how best to encourage farming and protect farmland throughout British Columbia. “Helping…
JCI Kootenay hosting All-Candidates Forum Oct. 1
JCI Kootenay is inviting residents of Cranbrook to come out and meet local candidates for this year’s federal election! Proudly hosted by JCI Kootenay, the…
KIJHL regular season drops tonight
The Kootenay International Junior Hockey League (KIJHL) regular season schedule gets underway this evening (Sept. 13) at the Kimberley Civic Centre with the Dynamiters hosting…
College literacy programs to get funds
The British Columbia government Sept. 9 announced more than 90 communities with Community Adult Literacy Programming (CALP) will be sharing $2.4 million program funding, including…