Cranbrook mayoral candidates Tom Shypitka and Lynnette Wray debated the issues and pitched their visions for the future of the city during an All-Candidate Forum hosted by JCI Kootenay at […]

The Cranbrook and Kimberley Hospice Society is continuing its search for a property in the area that can accommodate a hospice house dedicated to end-of-life care. While the society has […]

Cross-country motorcycle ride raises awareness for PTSD

East Kootenay to observe permanent Mountain Daylight Savings time.

During a special meeting on Aug. 10, Cranbrook city council did not entertain a motion to reconsider a decision to seek public input on a land donation for a hospice […]

The Wait Creek wildfire started during a windstorm on Aug. 1

Cranbrook Mayor Wayne Price is seeking reconsideration of a decision to go to public input over a request to donate city-owned property to the Cranbrook Kimberley Hospice Society for a […]

Cranbrook city council is seeking a process for public input towards a potential land donation to the Cranbrook and Kimberley Hospice Society for a 10-bed hospice house. The Society presented […]

City of Kimberley remains on an evacuation alert

Local candidates react to discourse over new provincial municipal party

The Regional District of East Kootenay has launched a new public survey to gather input on time observance in the southeast corner of B.C. following changes previously announced by the provincial gove...

Cozy Bear Lodge renovations complete, new temporary housing project proposed for industrial area

BC Housing has proposed a new supportive housing project in the form of a multi-family residential building.

Health care projects in the region remain in progress as Interior Health presented updates on various initiatives to the Kootenay East Regional Hospital District board on June 12.

The Ministry of Infrastructure is expecting a finalized business case for the future of Amy Woodland Elementary School to be completed by the end of the month, and submitted to the Treasury board for ...

The Cranbrook Bucks have made franchise history with a berth into the BCHL Interior Conference final after defeating the Salmon Arm Silverbacks 4-2 in Game 7 on April 28.

Two local hockey players have been recognized for their commitment to the game for over eight decades of their lives.