By Ian Cobb Canada lost a national hero on September 23 and the Columbia Valley lost one of its most admired and beloved citizens, when…
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Bread and circuses in the Age of Idiots
Kootenay Crust By Ian Cobb (Op-Ed Commentary with some foul language) We live in an age where idiots are celebrated and, in the case of…
Farewell to a mentor
Kootenay Crust (Op-Ed Commentary) By Ian Cobb The world of Canadian community journalism lost a great one August 13 when Canmore’s Carol Picard passed away…
Bull Riding in the Rockies 25 another thunderous hit
The 25th running of Bull Riding in the Rockies was another smash success in downtown Invermere Friday, July 18. The rodeo grounds across from Eddie…
Winter and Spring 2025 in the East Kootenay
By Ian Cobb and Carrie Schafer Winter 2025 in the East Kootenay was relatively welcoming, aside from its snitty and damaging beginning Nov. 20/21 (2024)….
Year 13 was a helluva ride
Kootenay Crust By Ian Cobb East Kootenay News Online Weekly (e-KNOW.ca) quietly turned 14 on Sunday, July 6, aside from a nice mention on Global…
Felon should not be allowed in country
e-KNOW Editorial By Ian Cobb Has he even asked for permission? Starting June 15, Canada is hosting (presidency) the G7 Leaders’ Summit at Kananaskis, Alberta,…
The old dog next door
Kootenay Crust – By Ian Cobb Op-Ed Commentary The old dog next door can struggle to stand when a sudden wind blows. I’ve seen it…
Autumn and Christmas in the East Kootenay 2024
The following photo collection was captured during rambles around the East Kootenay in the autumn and Christmas season 2024. Photos in this collection were captured…
Rally once again Canada
e-KNOW Editorial By Ian Cobb Perhaps it is because Canada is so damned big. Perhaps it is because Canadians tend to focus on survival, living…