Local food recovery programs have teamed up with Bohemian Spirits to keep bread out of the landfill
A residential curbside recycling collection program is expected to begin in Cranbrook on May 3.
Alli Schroder joining VIU Mariners— the first female to sign with the CCBC; Brett Potter joining U of C Dinos
The college will soon begin composting food waste on campus
City staff is eyeing a master plan to help city council and administration visualize the future of Cranbrook's downtown core.
This week the Kootenay East Youth Soccer Association's Domino's Pizza Junior Players of the Week were Mia Molnar and Isabella Savage (pictured above with Coach Rob Niedermayer ), the Domino's Pizza Senior Players were Tristen Welder (pictured below with Coach Pat Waurynchuk) and Nate Robinson (pictured below with Coach Mike Robinson).
MLA Tom Shypitka says Site C going ahead is a 'good thing', blames NDP for mismanagement
Rob Morrison says labelling Uighur persecution as a genocide sends a message to Chinese government
Tammy Bouvette was originally charged with second-degree murder but pleaded guilty in 2013 to the lesser charge
Ecosystem function included in negotiations along with flood management and power generation priorities
Young Agrarians hopes to match new farmers with land owners in the area
City council voted to spend up to $1.75 million this year to repair failed infrastructure in the Mount Royal Estates neighbourhood, after setting a legal dispute that was launched to recover costs for remediation.
The city is touting 2020 as a banner year for economic development in spite of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Existing secondary suites in Cranbrook now have a process to become officially legalized, following approval of a new policy by city council on Monday night.
The walk is held every year to raise funds for organizations serving the homeless community
This week KEYSA's Domino's Pizza Junior Players of the Week were Hanna Bodnarchuk and Brodie Neil (pictured above, with Coach Rob Niedermayer); the Domino's Pizza Senior Players were brother and sister Paul Chong (pictured below with Coach Doug Clarke) and Zoe Chong (pic tured below with Coach Bobbi Lalach).