“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…
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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…
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…
Housing options as we age: progress and preferences
The Canadian Association of Retired Persons (CARP) Kootenay Chapter 23 recently held its spring general meeting at Cranbrook’s Heritage Inn. Following a brief update on…
Cranbrook to host 2020 B.C. Curling Championships
The City of Cranbrook has been named the host community for both the 2020 B.C. Men’s and BC Women’s curling championships. The two events will…
20-unit apartment project passed
City of Cranbrook council April 29 unanimously approved zoning and official community plan amendments making way for a 20-unit BC Housing apartment on 21st Avenue…
Age Friendly Committee grateful for funding
The Cranbrook Age Friendly Advisory Committee was presented with a cheque for $14,880 by the City of Cranbrook at the February 25 council meeting. The…
City council endorses Balment for indoor facility
City of Cranbrook council last night (Feb. 25) passed a motion to support Balment Park as the location for Kootenay East Youth Soccer Association’s (KEYSA)…