Cranbrook Archives, Museum and Landmark Society (CAMAL), the new operator of Fort Steele Heritage Town, is planning new, dynamic, interactive and diverse visitor experiences that…
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Fort Steele Heritage Town?
Letter to the Editor As a resident in the Fort Steele area, I pass the Townsite almost daily going to and coming from town. Today,…
Trust provides over $1 million to 178 organizations
Non-profits to close technology gaps Non-profit, community and Indigenous groups in the Basin will receive support for technology-related initiatives with funding from Columbia Basin Trust…
RDEK Board Highlights
The following is a synopsis of what occurred during the May 3 Regional District of East Kootenay (RDEK) board of directors’ meeting. Moyie and Area…
Fort Steele Society extended as historic site managers
The British Columbia government is extending a heritage site management agreement with the Friends of Fort Steele Society for another five years. Fort Steele is…
Regional board supports Windsor Hotel patio application
The Regional District of East Kootenay (RDEK) board of directors March 8 unanimously agreed to support a liquor licencing application by Friends of Fort Steele…
Windsor Hotel coming back to life
The beautiful old Windsor Hotel at Fort Steele Heritage Town has been slowly and lovingly brought back to life. From renovations and improvements to actually…
History’s Historian: The Story of Naomi Miller
By Nowell Berg You see her bicycling or walking around Wasa Lake on the Lions path, cross-country skiing around the neighbourhood during winter and recording…
Volunteers and donors helped make Spooktacular a great event
The zombies were out in full force at Fort Steele Heritage Town’s annual Halloween Spooktacular event held on Saturday, October 26. The ghost town was…
Geothermal heat focus of Heritage Week open house at Fort Steele
The Friends of Fort Steele Society hosted a special Heritage Week open house at Fort Steele Heritage Town Saturday, Feb. 23 as a way to…