āPerceptions,ā by Gerry Warner Op-Ed Commentary Politics is a nasty business. I donāt have to tell you that. Just look down south and keep in…
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Morneau departure is PM saving self, says local MP
Kootenay-Columbia MP Rob Morrison says Finance Minister Bill Morneauās resignation from Prime Minister Justin Trudeauās cabinet, and as the Member of Parliament for Toronto Centre,…
Conservative MPs lay into PM Trudeau during local stop
Four plus months into the COVID-19 pandemic and Canadians have shelled billions of dollars in support funds for a myriad of societal needs. The resulting…
Canada/US border must remain closed
e-KNOW Editorial By Ian Cobb Canadaās Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is refusing to head to Washington D.C. today (July 7) for a two-day ācelebrationā of…
COVID-19 regional snapshot for May 18
NEW updatesĀ surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic (as of Monday, May 18), as compiled by the Regional District of East Kootenay (RDEK). Current Situation in B.C. (as…
COVID-19 regional snapshot for May 4
NEW updates surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic (as of Monday, May 4), as compiled by the Regional District of East Kootenay (RDEK). Current Situation in B.C….
Itās time to think about changing our COVID-19 strategy
āPerceptions,ā by Gerry Warner Op-Ed Commentary Weāre now almost two months into the COVID-19 pandemic and itās time for some reflection. For the great majority…
COVID-19 regional snapshot for April 28
NEW provincial updates surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic (as of 3 p.m. PDT on Monday, April 28), as compiled by the Regional District of EastĀ Kootenay…
Time for banks to take a quarantine holiday
Kootenay Crust By Ian Cobb Op-Ed Commentary As we chug and glug into Day 46 of the COVID-19 pandemic, plot lines continue to evolve in…
Rent relief on the way for B.C. small businesses
Thousands of small businesses in British Columbia will see their monthly rent reduced by at least 75%, thanks to the new federal-provincial Canada Emergency Commercial…