The Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) is advising individuals in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Ontario to not eat any red onions imported…
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Kingsgate one of only five CBSA ports of entry to Canada
The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) today announced stricter rules for foreign nationals transiting through Canada to Alaska and Kingsgate border crossing will be one…
Elk Valley and Crowsnest RCMP halt erratic driver
The Elk Valley and Crowsnest Pass RCMP detachments worked together last Monday to nab an erratic driver. On June 8, at approximately 8 a.m., Elk…
A message from Mayor McCormick
By Mayor Don McCormick I’d like to send a big THANK YOU to everyone for sticking to the plan and following the direction set by…
Sparwood welcomes new corporate services director
The District of Sparwood is pleased to welcome Lyle Hannan to the role of Director of Corporate Services. Lyle brings with him a wealth of…
Silence breaks on stigma in Alzheimer Society campaign
Cranbrook residents living with dementia are going public in an effort to change hearts and minds and tackle the ongoing discrimination they experience in their…
Parks Canada ecosystem scientist long-term chair of KCP
Faces & Places: Derek Petersen Story by Nicole Trigg Kootenay Conservation Program When the Kootenay Conservation Program (KCP) first formed in 2002 as the East…
College welcomes new women’s volleyball coach
Bryan Fraser brings years of playing and coaching experience to the role College of the Rockies women’s Avalanche volleyball team will have a new leader…
It was a successful season for EKVC
The East Kootenay Volleyball Club (EKVC) season ended well for all teams involved. The end of the season resulted in medals from teams on both…
From the Mekong to Cranbrook: a Master’s Journey
By Joel Huncar Forty-four years ago Songlith Singthong was clinging to a log in the Mekong River. Ajarn Song, as he is known to his…