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RCR investing in quad lifts for three local resorts
Resorts of the Canadian Rockies (RCR) today announced it will be installing four new lifts from ski lift manufacturer Leitner Poma at Fernie Alpine Resort,…
Early resolution process expands to region
The B.C. government is expanding the early resolution process program to 35 more Provincial Court family registry locations, including Cranbrook, Creston, Fernie, Golden and Invermere,…
Local cadets participate in Biathlon Competition
Over 40 cadets from eight cadet corps and squadrons in the Kootenays met in Cranbrook on Saturday, Apr. 11, for the Kootenay Zone Cadet Biathlon…
RDEK to seek public input on time change
The Regional District of East Kootenay (RDEK) will move forward with a regional survey to gather public input after rescinding its previous motion to move…
KORE Outdoors presents Subterranean March 12
On Thursday, March 12, KORE Outdoors will be in our theatre with a screening of ‘Subterranean.’ KORE Outdoors a Kootenay-based non-profit dedicated to elevating the…
Permanent daylight saving time coming March 8
The Province of British Columbia announced today it is adopting permanent year-round daylight saving time (DST), except in the East Kootenay. ‘Spring forward’ on March…
CVCU members vote to merge with KSCU
Merger will take effect on January 1, 2026 with CVCU becoming KSCU The members of Columbia Valley Credit Union (CVCU) have voted in favour of…
Wildsight bringing Trouble in the Headwaters to region
This November, Wildsight is bringing communities together for a thought-provoking film tour examining the connections between clearcut logging, flooding, and the health of our watersheds….
B.C. needs federal help to combat invasive mussels
By Patricia Weber, Environmental Law Centre and Jesse Zeman, B.C. Wildlife Federation Op-Ed Commentary When a mussel-infested boat from Ontario was intercepted on its way to…