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Native people have always worked for a living

Native people have always worked for a living

Chief Jason Louie of The Lower Kootenay Yaqan Nukiy Band was honored to host Chief Clarence Louie
Federal tax criticism mounts as deadline nears

Federal tax criticism mounts as deadline nears

There has been growing pushback to tax proposals from the federal Liberal government, as critics say the changes will have unfair consequences for small business owners.
Nelson calls for global peace

Nelson calls for global peace

Monument at St. Saviour’s part of worldwide movement
Federal NDP prods Liberals for wildfire assistance

Federal NDP prods Liberals for wildfire assistance

The federal government defended their response to local wildfires in Question Period last week, as an NDP MP from a neighbouring riding demanded the Liberals commit to recovery efforts.
Knowledge is power in fighting ovarian cancer

Knowledge is power in fighting ovarian cancer

An estimated 2,800 Canadian women will be newly diagnosed this year
Cranbrook disc golf pro celebrates second big win of the summer

Cranbrook disc golf pro celebrates second big win of the summer

Casey Hanemayer placed first in the 2017 BC Disc Golf Championships in Kamloops
VIDEO: B.C. to consult public on marijuana legalization

VIDEO: B.C. to consult public on marijuana legalization

Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth makes announcment at UBCM convention
West Kootenay loggers defend watershed harvesting

West Kootenay loggers defend watershed harvesting

RDCK board grilled representative Ken Kalesnikoff on Thursday
New bi-monthly transport program for seniors coming to Fernie

New bi-monthly transport program for seniors coming to Fernie

The Senior’s Drop-In Centre will be offering a pick up and drop of service from anywhere in town on every second Wednesday of the month.
September is Disability Employment Awareness Month

September is Disability Employment Awareness Month

This September marks the fourth annual Disability Employment Month in BC