The Bucks have stopped at Cranbrook’s Western Financial Place and will be ready to hit the ice for the 2020/21 BC Hockey League (BCHL) season….
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CAO on leave as Mayor Pratt fires back at critics
“Perceptions,” by Gerry Warner Op-Ed Commentary City of Cranbrook Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) David Kim is now on medical leave, but Mayor Lee Pratt is…
Is council being ignored by the Mayor and CAO?
“Perceptions,” by Gerry Warner Op-Ed Commentary “Something is rotten in the state of Denmark,” wrote Shakespeare in Hamlet and the same appears to be true…
Byram invited to Canada’s WJC team camp
Cranbrook’s Bowen Byram, only one day away from being a likely top 10 National Hockey League 2019 draft selection was yesterday named to Canada’s National…
Would-be team owners share concerns about city hall
A group of Cranbrook and area residents, including National Hockey League great Scott Niedermayer coined the Sinclair-Epp Group, that endeavoured to bring a minor hockey…
Council will be involved in arena decisions: Mayor
A war of words over the future use of the arena at Western Financial Place came to a head at the City of Cranbrook council…
Best long-term fit sought for Western Financial Place
Securing a successful hockey organization for Western Financial Place and the City of Cranbrook is a high priority for the corporation, which is why the…
Luke Philp signs entry level deal with Flames
The Calgary Flames announced today that it has signed former Kootenay ICE sniper Luke Philp to a two-year entry-level contract. Philp, a resident of Canmore,…
ICE departure melts Kootenay hearts
Kootenay Crust By Ian Cobb Op-Ed Commentary As spring finally arrives following an annoyingly persistent winter and the great thaw begins, there will be something…
ICE wrap Kootenay experience next weekend
The Kootenay ICE will be celebrating the fans and the community during its final two games in Cranbrook next weekend. The Western Hockey League team…