The Trail & District Arts Council is proud to present two remarkable shows celebrating Black History Month, featuring ...

Got your quota yet? It was a jab that I heard often at the roadside and some days I really wanted to respond to it. “Yes, ...

KBRFR responded to a fire alarm early Tuesday morning at the Community Inclusion Centre located at 1458 Bay Ave., according ...

German scientists are warning that global warming is accelerating, that the planet could heat by as much as 3 C over ...

A record 575 people in British Columbia received the gift of life in 2025, thanks to the incredible generosity of 232 organ donors, including 146 deceased donors and their families and 86 living ...

Beneath the communities, farms, and ecosystems of the Columbia Basin lies a hidden lifeline: groundwater. A new scientific assessment commissioned by Living Lakes Canada finds that the majority of the ...

The Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit of British Columbia (CFSEU-BC)    and RCMP Federal Policing Pacific Region (FPPR ...

On Jan. 20, at 6:51 a.m., Cranbrook RCMP received a report of an unlicensed driver operating what was suspected to be a ...

Nearly three months have passed since the students and instructors at Kootenay School of the Arts (KSA) in Nelson were ...

More people in B.C. can now get timely, personalized addictions care as government expands Access Central, a phone line that ...

Wildfires are a recurring risk in the Columbia Basin, making local preparedness essential to protecting people, homes and ...

OT Owen Miller buried the winner for the Chiefs, who trailed 2-0, and had a 3-2 lead before the Rebels tied it at the 20-minute mark of the third period. Miller beat Jac Carli, who finished with 46 ...