Speeches, acknowledgements and ceremonies mark an emotional gathering in Cranbrook
Development rights permanently retired for site of proposed year-round ski resort west of Invermere
Local emergency services personnel teamed up with rural residents to try and save an elk that had fallen through the ice at Bull River on Wednesday.
Local College students are heading abroad to Europe for some international educational experience.
A special prosecutor has been appointed to conduct an independent review into evidence disclosure in the case of a Cranbrook woman who was prosecuted following the death of a toddler in 2011.
The second annual Winter Blitzville festival is gearing up for a bigger and better show following an extremely successful debut last year.
Kootenay-Columbia MP Rob Morrison says the Canadian government is talking with Iranian officials about pursuing an investigation into the cause of a plane crash that killed 176 passengers on Wednesday.
No timeline to indicate when both locations will reopen
A famous German physicist once said time is relative.
Kootenay-Columbia MP drops in on regional district meeting for post-election introduction
No timeline to indicate when both locations will reopen
Kootenay-Columbia MP Rob Morrison says the Canadian government is talking with Iranian officials about pursuing an investigation into the cause of a plane crash that killed 176 passengers on Wednesday.
Air quality is being monitored as repairs are expected to wrap up by Monday, according to statement
The Regional District of East Kootenay has rescinded support for a proposed boundary extension by the City of Cranbrook that seeks to bring 18 hectares into the municipal fold.
Cranbrook's five-year financial plan moved closer to adoption following three readings by council on Monday night at city hall.
Construction values topped $46.7 million in 2019, an increase of $3 million from 2018, according to a City of Cranbrook staff report presented to council on Monday evening.
BC Transit and the City of Cranbrook have announced an expansion of 1,000 hours of handyDART transportation services, which also includes the addition of a new bus to the local fleet.
City council passed a second reading of an amendment to a community plan that will open up the process to a public hearing for a proposed housing development on Innes Ave.
Morrison reflects on 2019, looks ahead to navigating minority government in the new year
Morrison reflects on 2019, looks ahead to navigating minority government in the new year
