Campfire ban remains in place in the Boundary region as rain, seasonal conditions tamp down fire danger ratings
Cranbrook athlete Tristen Chernove won a silver medal in the C1 Individual Pursuit track cycling event at the Tokyo Paralympic Games overnight Wednesday.
The Cranbrook Pickleball Club now boasts some national champions.
Cranbroook, Kimberley chambers of commerce partnering with JCI Kootenay for candidate debate
A local group of advocates are marking International Overdose Awareness Day this week.
Two suspects allegedly involved in bottle thefts remain on the lam after crashing a stolen truck in the Mount Royal neighbourhood on Wednesday afternoon.
An area restriction has been rescinded for a wildfire burning in the Tanglefoot Creek area near Fisher Peak due to reduced fire activity and downturn in weather conditions.
Kootenay East MLA Tom Shypitka raises concerns over enforcement and penalties for proof of vaccination
None of Canada's federal parties are within striking distance of a majority government
Local hospital board directors vented frustration with provincial officials over capital funding planning processes, as a local funding commitment had yet to be approved when an Urgent and Primary Care Centre was announced earlier this week in Cranbrook.
COVID-19 cases rising in Okanagan, Kootenays as provincial vaccination efforts continue
The Ktunaxa Nation has acquired a property near Canal Flats on the eastern shore of Columbia Lake that contains important archaeological values.
Mainroad East Kootenay Contracting says it has taken action to address 'candid feedback' on Lumberton Road conditions, as the company is responsible for maintaining a 14-kilometre section of road.
With federal party leaders doing campaign-style tours, an election may be on the horizon
Cranbrook and area residents will soon have increased access to health care services with a new Urgent and Primary Care Centre set to open at the Baker St. mall in the coming months.
Small excursion held by BC Wildfire Service as Bill Nye Mountain fire activity picked up
COVID-19 case counts are rising in the Interior, while falling in other jurisdictions
A small fire excursion that crossed the Lazy Lake Road on Sunday (Aug 1) is now classified as being held, following successful fire suppression efforts from BC Wildfire Service personnel and heavy equipment.
An evacuation order was issued for 41 properties in the Lazy Lake area east of Wasa due to increased fire behaviour from the Bill Nye Mountain Wildfire Tuesday evening.
Interior Health has been experiencing B.C.'s highest daily COVID-19 case counts, even as numbers fall in other health authorities.
