Ministry of Community, Sport and Cultural Development will contribute $260,000 for administration and legal costs.
Child abductor’s case put over until January 14 in BC Supreme Court.
Local Métis community celebrates rich heritage with City Hall flag-raising.
The Ktunaxa Nation Council and College of the Rockies have partnered to provide access to the Aboriginal Training for Employment Program.
Parents to get glimpse of future with new calendar regulations
B.C.’s new management plan outlines predator-prey relationships
It was the start of something big when community leaders gathered at Rotary Park for a bullying rally on Saturday, November 10.
The Playpen Pet Boarding and Grooming is among businesses up for Best Company Award from Small Business BC's annual Successful You awards.
A final resting place for veterans and Legion members has been constructed in Cranbrook cemetery.
Chartered accountant Basia Ruta will examine spending.
BC Parks’ program helps celebrate memories of leisurely hours by the lake
Mount Baker student Keltie Murdoch, mentor Sandi Lavery off to Taiwan
Intense interest in the U.S. election north of the border often doesn't translate to interest in our own elections.
Food Banks Canada’s Hunger Count 2012 is showing a 23 per cent increase in use across the province, but in Cranbrook usage has dropped.
Nicholas Bullock seeks to waive charges to coast in court appearance Monday.
Adrian Dix, leader of the BC NDP, will be holding two public events in Cranbrook this weekend
Tembec now working to secure and clean up site of Thursday night’s blaze
First Students Against Drunk Driving chapter in B.C.
Look for Fall markets November 20 and December 1 in Cranbrook.
Jim Whitehead narrowly elected over Cheryl Casimer.
