The Columbia River Treaty is a transboundary water management agreement between Canada and the United States
The Columbia River drainage basin covers an area larger than the province of Alberta
The 7th Siding International Festival of Film on Aug. 23 has been cancelled due to rising COVID numbers
Nelson Search and Rescue’s Sheilah Sweatman lost her life while on a call on the Goat River in 2011
Crest View Village residents Eileen Danberger, Ivan Dunford and Doreen Downie are all World War 2 veterans.
Next year’s festival will be scaled down in comparison to previous years, and the committee has selected a COVID-19 coordinator to ensure that public health guidelines are followed
Rinks have been closed since March 16 due to the COVID-19 pandemic
A variety of calls for Creston RCMP from Jan. 16-23
Valley Community Services received $60,000 through Columbia Basin Trust
Harvey Sayles Fishing Derby at Mawson Lake raising funds for Shriner’s Hospitals for Children
Fundraising in-store and Thunder Cats game may lead to green hair for assistant manager
Creston’s Tilted Brick and Kootenay Film Society showing Gift on Jan. 24 and 27
Road conditions, family disputes and more for Creston RCMP from Jan. 9-16
Baby Eden is the third child for parents Robyn and Tim Ryckman
At this time, we look back on the Creston RCMP reports of…
On Jan. 1, FortisBC electricity customers will see changes to their electricity…
Creston Fire Rescue responded to 13 calls from Dec. 13-21 it reported.…
Students at College of the Rockies will have access to more bursary…
Police received 44 calls for assistance from Dec. 10-Dec. 16, Staff Sgt.…
Upgrades project to continue
