Letter to the Editor In this global climate crisis, when the world is wanting to reduce its CO2 emissions, it seems counter-intuitive to consider extending…
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Water parks reopening July 14 and 17
Kinsmen Spray Park Tentative plans are in place which will see the reopening of the splash pad in Rotary Park to public use beginning Tuesday,…
Four themes to consider with St. Mary River
Letter to the Editor Regarding “Perceptions,” by Gerry Warner. While the description of the vessels “charging upstream,” is a bit dramatic, it is accurate. Jet boats…
Returning to sport in the Columbia Basin
As governments across Canada are beginning to ease social restrictions due to COVID-19, the Province of B.C. released the Return to Sport Guidelines on June…
30 cases of COVID-19 reported in IH
Adrian Dix, Minister of Health, and Dr. Bonnie Henry, B.C.’s Provincial Health Officer, today (March 23) the following joint statement regarding updates on the novel…
BC Hydro presents EV charging station etiquette
BC Hydro reports almost a quarter of electric vehicle (EV) drivers surveyed have argued with a fellow EV driver at a public charging station, and…
Restoring a natural Ponderosa Pine ecosystem
One of 38 FWCP-funded projects in the Columbia region this year The Fish & Wildlife Compensation Program (FWCP) is funding a project that will restore a…
Annual count seeks bat roosts and volunteers
Bat Count contributes to surveillance for white-nose syndrome across the province It can be difficult to know how to help endangered wildlife such as the…
College of the Rockies honours founder
New trades facility named Patterson Hall College of the Rockies’ new trades training facility will be named in honour of college founder – James Patterson…
Kimberley’s SunMine turns three
By Nowell Berg On June 22, Canada’s only tracking solar power generation system will be three-years old. Kimberley’s SunMine started producing electricity in 2015. Since…