Calling on all patients without a family physician to participate in a research study. We are pleased to announce that Cranbrook is part of a…
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The more things change they hardly change at all
“Perceptions,” by Gerry Warner Op-Ed Commentary They say the only constant in life is change and after a recent trip to Vancouver I have to…
More training would curb police violence, making society safer
“Perceptions,” by Gerry Warner Op-Ed Commentary So, what’s with the police? I mean the police of Canada and the U.S., who in the past month…
Katie Clark wins CURC Single Scull title
Canadian University Rowing Championships (CURC) were held this past weekend on Elk Lake near Victoria. University crews from across the nation challenged each other. The…
Rockies Rowing Club wraps at HOP
‘I have rowed for many years and this is the first time that I have raced while it is snowing,’ said a rower with Rockies…
Mozart and more at Kaleidoscope festival
The Kootenay’s favourite classical music ensemble, La Cafamore, will open a new tour of the Kootenays on August 21 with a concert in Studio 64,…
New novel has East Kootenay connection
By Michelle Forbes Being an entrepreneur can be challenging under the best of circumstances; but even more challenging when thugs and unsavoury characters are involved….
Mother Trees; stay connected and see the system
By Anne Jardine On Friday, May 11, Wings Over the Rockies keynote guest biologist Suzanne Simard gave her audience a glimpse of her lifetime in…
Today is World Water Day
Today, March 22, World Water Day turns 25 and Living Lakes Canada is joining countless organizations, governments and people around the world in focusing attention…
Site C will cost us for years to come
Letter to the Editor About 20 years ago Wildsight (then EKES) sponsored a guest speaker from the Peace River country. His name was Ken Boon…