The East Kootenay has been fortunate to have an above average snowpack for most of this past winter, which currently continues to hold steady. But…
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Mandatory Stage 3 Watering Restrictions begin Oct. 4
Effective Saturday, October 4, the City of Cranbrook is mandating the move to Stage 3 watering restrictions until further notice. This means you are required…
Odour in city water a natural and temporary occurrence
A slight odour currently noticeable in the community’s water supply is a normal seasonal occurrence and poses no risk to public health. The City of…
Temporary four-way stop at Baker Street intersection
A temporary four-way stop has been installed at the intersection of Baker Street and 10th Avenue S after recent electrical damage to the traffic lights….
Council approves funds for repairs at Senior’s Centre
City of Cranbrook council July 14 approved allocating $68,000 from the Facilities Reserve to fund necessary repairs and modifications to the caretaker apartment patio/sunroom to…
Odor in city water natural and not a health concern
Odor in the City of Cranbrook’s water system in the fall months is a normal and regular occurrence and is not a health concern to…
Water restrictions return to Stage 1 September 11
Effective at midnight Wednesday, September 11, the City of Cranbrook is returning to Stage 1 watering restrictions, thanks to the incredible commitment of the community…
Further reduction of creek flow into Phillips Reservoir
Even as Phillips Reservoir holds full pool, further reduction of water flowing in from both Joseph and Gold Creeks has been measured by City of…
Replenishing flows into Phillips Reservoir slowing
Stream flow levels from both Joseph Creek and Gold Creek into the City of Cranbrook’s Phillips Reservoir have decreased over the past couple of weeks,…
Cranbrook remains at Stage 2 Water Restrictions
Phillips Reservoir at full pool; low snowpack having negative impact on water flowing in In an update to City of Cranbrook council at its regular…