Construction is underway on 39 new affordable rental homes for Indigenous peoples in Cranbrook through a partnership between the B.C. government, Aqanttanam Housing Society and…
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Council green lights boundary expansion process
City of Cranbrook council last night (Oct. 28) unanimously approved a municipal boundary extension proposal for 18.6 ha (46 acres) and 18 parcels of land…
Winter urban deer cull program approved
City of Cranbrook council last night (Oct. 28) unanimously voted to direct city administration to conduct an urban deer cull program through the winter months….
Legion presents Mayor Pratt with Poppy
City of Cranbrook Mayor Lee Pratt (left) is presented with a poppy by Edith LeClair (right), President of the Cranbrook Royal Canadian Legion Branch #24…
Partners bring Idlewild Zipline project to life
The new double-track zipline has quickly become a destination in and of itself at Idlewild Park since its installation earlier this fall, thanks to two…
Junior hockey returning to Cranbrook
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….
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…
Mayor not responsible for council ignoring the facts
Letter to the Editor The following should be read and noted by all taxpayers in Cranbrook. At the June 24 City of Cranbrook council meeting…
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…
Engineering study tenders awarded for Tembec land
Three contracts have been awarded and work is under way for the engineering of the former Tembec lands development in Cranbrook. “It is good to…