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Staff at the BC SPCA got a surprise on July 23, when they showed up for work at the East Kootenay Community Animal Care Centre in Cranbrook.
A grocery basket with four nine-week-old kittens was left outside the property gate, well cared for and in good physical condition, but in need of a permanent home.
“We’re so grateful that this individual dropped the kitte...
This summer will mark half a century since Montreal hosted the 1976 Summer Olympics that featured a Cranbrook athlete representing her country on home soil.
Joy Ward Fera, who competed in Coxed Four rowing, is returning to Quebec between July 30-Aug. 1 where she will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the XXI Olympiad with athletes from around the world who participated...
BC Wildfire Service (BCWS) continued its tanking operations overnight as they continue to battle the Guichon Creek wildfire in Logan Lake.
On Friday morning (July 31), BCWS provided an update, stating the blaze is now 152 hectares in size. It remains out-of-control.
On Thursday, BCWS stated it assisted the Logan Lake Fire Department with ground and aerial suppor...
Zander Horvath rushed for 191 yards and three touchdowns, lifting the visiting B.C. Lions to a 35-19 win over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in CFL action Thursday at Princess Auto Stadium.
Quarterback Kaidon Salter made the most of his first CFL start for the Lions (2-5), rushing for 160 yards on 10 carries and passing for another 96 yards and a touchdown to Jermaine Jacks...
Elk Valley Resources (EVR) has announced a $100,000 donation to Fernie Search and Rescue (FSAR) that will help replace the Class-D fixed line helicopter rescue system.
The current system has been in service since 2017 and has supported 100-plus rescue missions in the East Kootenay region. It allows trained rescuers to access remote environments which includes avalanche...