Wildsight invites residents and visitors alike to join a unique field tour of the Duncan Reservoir north of Kaslo and Meadow Creek on Saturday, May…
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Local receives national Young Nature Leaders Grant
Nature Canada’s Women for Nature are proud to celebrate Kaite Martin of Kimberley, as a recipient of our 2025 Young Nature Leaders Grant. This grant encourages, fosters and…
Powering through outages in seniors’ housing
The Trust supports emergency backup systems to keep essential services running Seniors’ housing facilities around the Basin will soon be better equipped to ensure safety…
Cranbrook resident joins Columbia Basin Trust board
Columbia Basin Trust welcomes representatives from Cranbrook, Nakusp and Nelson Three new members are joining the Board of Directors of Columbia Basin Trust, becoming part…
Solid results equal support for the basin
Columbia Basin Trust releases its annual report; attend AGM to learn more With solid performance of its investments, Columbia Basin Trust was able to deliver…
Happy Hans Cuckoo Clock set for preservation
The Happy Hans Cuckoo Clock in The Platzl in downtown Kimberley is set for preservation work thanks to a Heritage Legacy Fund 2023 grant. In…
Public invited to comment on Kootenay Lake TSA
The public is invited to get involved in the timber supply review for the Kootenay Lake Timber Supply Area (TSA) by submitting comments before July…
Creston man lands KLAIP’s grand prize
Creston resident Allan Mather has won a $15,000 Marlon Boat package from Jones Boys Boats of Woodbury, the grand prize awarded annually by the Kootenay…
A just transition is needed
Letter to the Editor At a 1.3 degrees planetary temperature increase above pre-industrial levels, and heading towards 1.5 degrees by as early as 2028, we…
Head west for Columbia Basin Culture Tour August 7 and 8
A project of the Columbia Kootenay Cultural Alliance Taking place August 7 and 8 from 10 a.m. – 5 p.m., the Columbia Basin Culture Tour…