Kimberley City Council Report By Nowell Berg On September 28, City of Kimberley council held its regular bi-monthly meeting. Councillors Kyle Dalum, Kent Goodwin, Nigel…
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Gas line project generates work for local businesses
A growing local First Nation business is one of the first to benefit from FortisBC gas line upgrades now underway in the region. Ktunaxa Nation-owned…
33 groups call for federal assessment of Castle mine
Thirty-three conservation groups in Canada and the United States have now joined the call for a federal environmental assessment of Teck’s proposed Castle coal mine…
FortisBC kicks off major project in the East Kootenay
FortisBC will be kicking off construction on a major project in the East Kootenay this summer. Click to enlarge maps Sparwood, Cranbrook, and Mackenzie up…
It takes a village… to recruit a doctor
By P.K. Phillips Cranbrook medical clinics are looking to hire at least eight family physicians in the next two to 12 months. The EK Division…
CFKR provides over $37,000 in COVID-19 grants
Thanks to support from the Vancouver Foundation and the Cranbrook Stay At Home Gala, the Community Foundation of the Kootenay Rockies (CFKR) has provided $37,903.05…
Wildsight joins calls for federal EA for Castle expansion
Teck counters it is going through a B.C. environmental assessment process Teck Resources Ltd.’s Castle coal mine expansion would be the largest coal mine in…
Report captures Columbia River Treaty community voices
The voices of B.C. Columbia Basin communities are captured in a new report that details a series of Columbia River Treaty meetings held in autumn…
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…
$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…