People are dying of prescription opioid overdoses at the same rate they are dying in drunk driving crashes in southeast B.C.
Canada Post to start charging developers to put in new community mailboxes
Session in Jaffray next week is a chance for Cranbrook and Kimberley residents to say what matters to them about water management agreement
Police seek information on an older Cadillac with older female driver.
Council reminds residents that they're obligated to prune their hedges.
Peter Relkoff, a founding member of Cranbrook Search and Rescue in 1974, passed away on October 22, aged 74.
Spaghetti dinner will help Guides with final push to Wycliffe facility
Cranbrook works out how to spend $100,000 in youth funds from Columbia Basin Trust
Regional District of East Kootenay may not be able to reach its goal of carbon neutrality by the end of 2012
Animal Alliance says ‘indiscriminate killing’ of deer doesn’t fix the issue
Members of the Animal Alliance of Canada travelled from Toronto to speak to Cranbrook city council on Monday, Nov. 5.
Finance minister hopes B.C. families will take part in “tele-town hall” Wednesday
Six country music stars will perform a special Christmas concert at Fort Steele in December
No drop-in clinic in Cranbrook means marginalized people have no access to a physician, service providers claim
Workshops teach that helping young people fall in love with their hometown will let Cranbrook and Kimberley thrive
City recognized for hosting B.C. Seniors Games in 1993 as event celebrates 25th anniversary
Sandford, Harford provide advice to East Kootenay residents on how to prepare for changes to our water resources
As the Ktunaxa treaty reaches an Agreement In Principle, the three parties revealed the current negotiations in a Cranbrook public meeting
Kootenay municipalities not happy with 50-42-8 formula between federal, provincial and local governments on tax dollars
Wayne Staudt hired from within to become Chief Administrative Officer for Cranbrook until 2015
