The City of Cranbrook this morning (June 4) reported a total of seven dead or dying trees considered to be dangerous are set to be…
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Most park public washrooms opening April 22
It’s a sure sign of spring! City of Cranbrook Public Works expects to have public washrooms open for the season starting on Tuesday April 22,…
Celebrate Earth Day in Cranbrook at Turtle Day
Western painted turtle hatchlings are the star of this free event on April 22 Come to Turtle Day 2025 at Elizabeth Lake this Earth Day, April…
City well repair may create discoloured water in south
Residents living in the south end of the City of Cranbrook may experience discoloured water temporarily on Wednesday, July 31 through into Thursday, August 1,…
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…
Thin ice warnings in place for local water bodies
Ice is starting to form on our local water bodies as colder temperatures begin to settle in. The public must be aware of the dangers…
Spring in the East Kootenay
Springtime in the East Kootenay is a diverse and wide-ranging affair. From wintery returns to summery splendour to soggy sections, you never know what you’ll…
Turtle Day coming to Elizabeth Lake on April 26
Western painted turtle hatchlings are the star of this free, family event Turtle Day will return to Elizabeth Lake in Cranbrook on April 26. This…
BCEBC recommendations will impact local ridings
The BC Electoral Boundaries Commission (BCEBC) has published its final report with recommendations to the Legislative Assembly for changing British Columbia’s provincial electoral districts, and…
Thin ice warnings for Cranbrook bodies of water
Ice is starting to form on our local water bodies, as colder temperatures begin to settle in. It is important for the public to be…