The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has confirmed that a small poultry flock in the Regional District of Central Kootenay (RDCK) has tested positive for…
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Peak Industries tapping industrial land potential
The long untapped potential of Cranbrook’s rail-side industrial lands can be considered tapped. Initial subdivision and development plans through Peak Industries are in the works…
B.C. invests in community organizations to challenge racism
Cranbrook and Fernie groups in on funding program People throughout British Columbia will be better equipped to challenge racism, hate and discrimination in their communities…
Pay hikes for social workers in Invermere, Golden
Front-line ministry social workers in hard-to-recruit areas of the province will receive an additional $3,000 to $6,000 per year, thanks to a new agreement between…
Province expands Tele-Mental Health to Cranbrook
Children and teens with mental-health challenges can now more easily access the specialized supports they need, thanks to the expansion of Tele-Mental Health videoconferencing services…
Local reappointed to Rural Advisory Council
Fairmont Hot Springs resident Susan Clovechok was reappointed, along with 12 other members, to the province’s Rural Advisory Council today for another two years by…
Questions need to be answered: mill workers
Letter to the Editor Canfor says one shift will be eliminated. “This reduction (from two shifts to one) will affect 81 Canal Flats-based employees, all…
Valley resident named to Rural Advisory Council
Columbia Valley Chamber of Commerce executive director Susan Clovechok has been named to the new provincial Rural Advisory Council. Members of the Province’s Rural Advisory…
Investigation finds unsafe bridges on forestry roads
An investigation of 216 bridges constructed throughout the province in the last three years has found numerous non-compliances with legislation and over two dozen bridges…