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$1.1 million in grants coming for local organizations
The provincial government announced this morning (June 18) that it is providing nearly $14 million in grants for over 150 projects to support economic development…
Restoring ecosystems in the Rocky Mountain Trench
Faces & Places: Marc Trudeau By Nicole Trigg Kootenay Conservation Program It’s been two years since Marc Trudeau took the helm of the Rocky Mountain…
Life on the range
“The health of the land is so critical to our lives here.” Karen Barraclough owns the B-E Ranch in Skookumchuck. She and her husband Doug…
Strategies help farmers adapt to climate change
As climate conditions change, farmers in the Kootenay and Boundary regions will have more support with planning and preparing for growing crops and raising livestock…
KLA Dinner and Dance Feb. 9
The Kootenay Livestock Association’s annual Dinner and Dance is being held Saturday, Feb. 9 in Cranbrook’s Heritage Inn. e-KNOW
Agriculture still thrives in the region
By Lily Durham Kootenay Livestock Association held its AGM on February 3 in Cranbrook, with a full house attendance. President Morgan Dilts opened the meeting…
RDEK Board Highlights
The following is a synopsis of what occurred during the Jan. 5 Regional District of East Kootenay (RDEK) board of directors’ meeting. Wasa area Commercial…
Trench Society tours unique grasslands
Directors of the Rocky Mountain Trench Natural Resources Society toured sites around the Koocanusa reservoir recently and came away with an increased sense of urgency…
Invasive plants – an East Kootenay crisis
By Mark Hall Early this summer as the sun set on the Steeples Mountains I stood in awe admiring this natural cathedral in the same…