Wayne Price believes Cranbrook is at a crossroads with increases in crime and homelessness, lack of affordable housing and failed leadership at City Hall. He…
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City to provide bus and pool passes to Ukrainian families
City of Cranbrook council June 13 approved a resolution brought forward by Councillor John Hudak to provide complimentary bus passes and pool passes to any…
Youth Ambassador candidates introduced
One of the gala evenings of the year in Cranbrook took place Saturday, April 30 with the return of the Sam Steele Youth Ambassador Ball….
Dramatic crime increase continues in Cranbrook
City of Cranbrook council April 25 learned the volume of criminal acts continued to dramatically rise over the fourth quarter of 2021 and first quarter…
City moving forward with DCC updates
City of Cranbrook council last night passed the first three readings of an upgraded Development Cost Charge (DCC) bylaw featuring significant increases being phased in…
The number of contradictions is concerning
Letter to the Editor Re: Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 4080 and 4081, 2022 – Parnaby Road. Dear Members of City Council: The vote…
East Kootenay Ukraine Support Committee formed
A group of concerned citizens have gathered to establish a community-based committee to help bring the immediate family members and other refugees from Ukraine to…
Love and support shown for Ukraine in Cranbrook
About 40 people attended a candlelight vigil at Cranbrook’s Rotary Park on Saturday, Feb. 26, including members of the Ukrainian community in our area. “We…
Wildstone Lot 5 density increase defeated by council
City of Cranbrook council July 19 defeated the third reading of OCP and zoning amendments for Lot 5 on Wildstone Drive, which if approved would…
City and Ktunaxa Nation to raise Nation Flag Monday
On Monday, June 21, at 11:30 a.m., Ktunaxa Nation and City of Cranbrook leaders will gather at the Cranbrook Arches (Intersection of 9th Avenue South/King…