Freedom of information documents show provincial resistance to proposed referral of transboundary review
Increasing paramedic on-call wages from $2 to $12 an hour is one…
A Cranbrook doctor who has been volunteering with a mobile hospital unit…
Sheldon Hunter wanted by police, recently found not guilty in 2010 double-murder outside Cranbrook
Non-profit society has assisted 11 families in relocating to the area, 10 more in the settlement process
Crews working to build control lines as weather forecast predicts increased winds Wednesday evening
Pilot walks away, airlifted by helicopter to Cranbrook for treatment following ‘forced landing’ on Tuesday
Spring melt, forecasted rain pushing Kootenay waterways to higher stream flows
Two men charged with murder have been found not guilty in the…
Curtis Bond has been in contact with Ukrainian authorities and will be heading to Europe in the coming days
COTR, along with partner institutions, developing program to bolster youth employment
The Fernie Ghostriders have wrapped up their exhibition season with a strong record of 4-1-0, as the KIJHL heads towards the regular season this weekend.
What does downtown revitalization look like?
After a few months of being closed, the Aquatic Centre at Western Financial Place is set to open on Sunday, Oct. 3.
For the third reporting week in a row, Cranbrook leads the COVID-19 case count in the Kootenays.
There's a climactic scene at the end of the first act of Jurassic Park — the 1993 Spielberg classic — where the Tyrannosaurus Rex attacks a stranded Jeep with two kids, Tim and Lex, trapped inside. The T-Rex tosses the Jeep over an embankment and into the jungle canopy. Tim, still trapped inside, climbs out with the help of Dr. Alan Grant, but as the two descend to the base of the tree, the weight of the jeep begins to snap the branches holding it in place, and it starts falling towards the ground. As Tim and Grant get to the bottom, the Jeep collapses on top of them, but they survive thanks to some Hollywood movie magic.
While Canada and the United States continue to renegotiate an international water sharing agreement, the Regional District of East Kootenay is advocating for consistent water levels on Lake Koocanusa during the summer months.
Cranbrook City council has approved an annual operating agreement with BC Transit to provide local transit services until 2023, amid a review of the local system and consideration of moving to on-demand options.
Cranbrook city council passed first reading of a planning amendment to facilitate the development of a new apartment building beside the Kootenay Place townhouse complex.
Council passes first, second reading of zoning application to add craft brewery to land use.
