Luck and a fierce determination to live helped a Cranbrook resident survive a grizzly bear attack near Pritchard Road (across the highway from the Spray Irrigation…
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Second AAP sought for Spray repair work
By Ian Cobb/e-KNOW City of Cranbrook taxpayers will be asked to participate in a second alternative approval process (AAP) in order to seek approval for…
2014 in the East Kootenay – Part Two
July to December One of the things I love the most about living in the East Kootenay is the abundant potential for photographic fun; whether…
City to seek approval to borrow $700k
The City of Cranbrook will be utilizing the Alternative Approval Process to determine if taxpayers are okay with it borrowing $700,000 to replace the Motor…
Economy to benefit from New Building Canada Plan: Wilks
David Wilks, Member of Parliament for Kootenay-Columbia, Feb. 13 highlighted important details of the $53B New Building Canada Plan. These details, which relate to key…
What’s Up Around Cranbrook
Mayor’s Report By Mayor Wayne Steski We’re heading into the middle of summer and I thought that you might be interested in getting an update…
$1 million for 15 feet of pipe
It’s easily the most expensive 15 feet of sewage pipe replaced in the history of the City of Cranbrook. City council last night unanimously approved…
City contracted company wins award for Spray work
AECOM, the company that worked with Jamie Hodge, City of Cranbrook Director of Engineering on the Spray Irrigation upgrade project, received accolades from the Association…
Sections of Isadore Canyon Trail to be closed due to work
Contractors employed by the City of Cranbrook are currently replacing portions of the sewage transfer line between the lagoons at the north end of the…