Students in Cranbrook and Kimberley can get immunized against COVID-19 right in their school at certain dates over the next two weeks.
Kootenay-Columbia candidate Rob Morrison has secured the endorsement of a former Tory leader who made history as Canada's first female Leader of the Opposition.
The federal NDP campaign stopped in Cranbrook on Friday, as candidates pledged $3 billion over four years to assist people displaced by climate change-elated disasters, such as wildfires or floods.
Relocating a beaver in the Idlewild Park area to a more suitable open-water habitat will be more ideal for creature's long-term survival, according to the City of Cranbrook.
Topics included COVID-19 spending, federal debt, climate change, diversity and Indigenous issues
68 cases reported between Aug. 29-Sept.4, according to latest data from public health officials
One adult male has been taken into police custody following a vehicular incident that ended in the Southview neighbourhood of Cranbrook Thursday afternoon (Sept. 9).
A 'problematic' beaver is set to be relocated from Idlewild Park after causing ecological damage to the area, according to the City of Cranbrook.
Interior Health is reporting an outbreak of eight COVID-19 cases at Joseph Creek Village in Cranbrook.
Cranbrook is getting ready to move forward on developing a master tourism plan, as nearly $100,000 of grant funding from various sources has been awarded for the initiative.
Cranbrook RCMP is seeking public information relating to a vehicle stolen during the night over the weekend.
Final decision on trail access, parking lot issues are made by the provincial government ministry
The regional district will be looking at taking over a right of way access to Jimsmith Lake in partnership with the Rockies Rowing Club.
Staff and students continue to navigate the challenges posed by COVID-19 as school begins
Final decision on trail access, parking lot issues are made by the provincial government ministry
COVID-19 cases continue to rise in the Cranbrook area, based on the latest data from the BC Centre for Disease Control.
Local advocates marked International Overdose Awareness Day in Cranbrook on Aug. 31 by hosting activities, memorializing those who died over the past year, and raising awareness on stigmas surrounding substance use and the drug poisoning crisis
Staff and students are preparing to head back to College of the Rockies' campuses across the East Kootenay for the fall semester starting Sept. 7.
After capturing a silver medal on the velodrome track at the Tokyo Games, Cranbrook cyclist a Paralympic athlete Tristen Chernove has withdrawn from further competition in road events.
As the fall school semester looms, Cranbrook's COVID-19 immunization clinic is moving from the Parkland Middle School gymnasium to a new location at the Tamarack Mall.
