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Mainstreams aiding riparian habitat along Mark Creek
Planters descended on a small park on the banks of Mark Creek in Kimberley in the fall of 2019. Their intent was to improve the…
Is running bad for your joints?
By Christian de Milleville With so much information literally at our fingertips these days, it can be hard to know what is actually good for…
Kimberley grads auto parade June 26
Selkirk Secondary School and Kimberley graduates and families will be holding a graduates’ auto parade on Friday, June 26. The parade, which will run from…
Six Kootenay educators recognized
Each year a volunteer team sits down to the task of reviewing nominations to recognize outstanding local educators from across the Columbia Basin region for…
Free webinar for care givers tending to people with dementia
Upcoming webinar to offer practical strategies East Kootenay residents can use to respond to delusions and hallucinations caused by dementia As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to unfold, challenges…
River use debate reflects growing tensions
Letter to the Editor The use of jet boats in the St. Mary River near Kimberley is not a new controversy. But it reflects the…
Fernie endorses COVID-19 mutual aid agreement
By Erin Knutson The City of Fernie recently endorsed a Mutual Aid Agreement for Wastewater and Drinking Water Services in response to COVID-19. Following the…
Severe thunderstorm watch issued
Environment Canada has today (May 30) issued a severe thunderstorm watch in effect for the Cranbrook, Kimberley and Columbia Valley areas of the East Kootenay….
It’s time to start planning for a post-coal future
Letter to the Editor With major investment firms like JPMorgan Chase and Blackrock swearing off coal used to generate electricity because of its outsized greenhouse…