The Cranbrook Age Friendly Committee kicked off its Age Friendly Business Recognition program this month. The first two recipients – Auntie Barb’s Bakery (2019 Chamber…
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Adding a little Merry this Christmas
The Cranbrook and area 50+ Angel Tree Project has launched its second year of giving for older area residents. The project is a community Christmas…
Support offered for isolated seniors
Community help needed to find most vulnerable Cranbrook Better at Home is inviting seniors or caregivers in need of support to reach out. As more…
Let’s keep Cranbrook’s sidewalks cleared
Letter to the editor The arrival of snow brings out a whole range of emotions: joy at the thought of skiing in our Cranbrook wonderland,…
Kootenay Game Changers honoured
The third annual Kootenay Game Changers awards ceremony Sept. 22 was the same as the first two. Aside from being held at St. Eugene Golf…
Cranbrook CRN shines a light
World Elder Abuse Awareness Day marked Friday, June 15, was World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. To mark the occasion and shine a light on the…
CDCF grants over $28,000 to 24 projects
The Cranbrook and District Community Foundation (CDCF) distributed $28,523.49 to 24 local community projects and programs, during its Annual General Meeting and Granting Celebration on…
Know a senior who needs help in their yard?
Cranbrook seniors: do you need some yard work done? Connect Church and Cranbrook Better at Home are teaming up to help local seniors get their yards…
Making physical activity a top priority
National Walking Day May 26 Canada’s largest association representing older Canadians has added regular physical activity as a priority for its members and for all…
The Pursuit of Happiness
By Laurie Harris Cranbrook Better at Home Happiness fuels our lives, our work and our relationships with energy and aliveness. For over 30 years scientists…