Due to several recent drug poisoning events in the region, Interior Health is urging people to use available drug checking services in order to stay…
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Immortal Canadian Punk icons burn back to Cranbrook
Kimberley’s hard-rock heroes Leather Apron Revival Heatstroke ’22 Festival cranks Friday, July 29 at the Cranbrook Hotel Pub Just when we thought it couldn’t get…
Towed water sport team makes big splash at Games
The Kootenay Towed Water Sports team put in a stellar performance at the BC Summer Games last weekend, bringing home several medals and putting the…
Some clarification needed from our MP
Letter to the Editor As a constituent in the riding of Kootenay-Columbia, I did appreciate getting the Summer Update newsletter from my elected member of…
Neil Muth Memorial Scholarship recipients announced
After showing perseverance and triumphing over adversity, three students in the Columbia Basin are obtaining financial support to advance their educational aspirations. Neil Muth Adam…
Lessons from the global supply chain
Letter to the Editor Although globalization of our economies has created some problems, it illustrates the role of interdependence of economies including their supply chains….
Lieutenant Governor visiting the Kootenays
The Honourable Janet Austin, Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia, will undertake an official visit to the Kootenay communities of Cranbrook, Creston, Nelson and Castlegar from…
Festival season is back
Take your pick when it comes to celebrating the region and its culture Groove to live music…marvel at wall-sized art… go on a guided wetland…
Grant helps project look into poverty reduction in region
The B.C. Ministry of Social Development and Poverty Reduction today announced that a joint East Kootenay poverty reduction project will be receiving $73,800, part of…
ISCBC teams take action on invasive species
Every year since 2015, the B.C. government has proclaimed May “Invasive Species Action Month.” The month also coincides with the start of field season for…