The dance was a part of the Metis Week Proclamation and Celebration.
Child care in the East Kootenays is lacking according to a delegation that spoke to council this week.
Cranbrook Council defeats motion to allow apartment in industrial building.
From Nov. 15 to 22 it is Restorative Justice Week.
An upcoming ladies night fundraiser will involve having a cup or two of tea for charity.
Western Financial Place was a topic of conversation at city council on Nov. 2.
Cranbrook RCMP responded to 110 calls from Monday, Nov. 2, to Sunday Nov. 8.
As plans for next year’s airshow fly into view, the show is shaping up to be an exciting one with many exotic aircraft coming to Cranbrook.
A new economic development initiative hopes to attract industry to Cranbrook and Kimberley by marketing directly to them.
The 1935 moving truck that sits on top of Williams Moving and Storage is getting a new lease on life.
Cranbrook City Council debates the existence of living quarters on a property in the industrial park.
A local advocate for reforming cannabis laws was happy with the federal election outcome.
Cranbrook and Kimberley councils meet for first time since municipal election.
City council looked over five bylaws at the Oct. 19 council meeting. Four bylaws were given third reading and one was adopted.
The Cranbrook Food Bank is looking for volunteers, especially with the busy upcoming holiday season on the way.
Carmen Wannop, from Dycar Pharmaceuticals Ltd, confirmed there is interest stateside in the industry.
Construction values were down in the third quarter of 2015, as compared to the same period in 2014.
The Cranbrook Poverty Reduction Committee updated council on the initiative.
The election was on everyone's minds during Monday night's city council meeting.
City of Cranbrook may name dog park after legendary schoolteacher