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Kinsmen remembering with fireworks this year

The Kinsmen Club of Windermere Valley has hosted the Columbia Valley’s annual Canada Day Fireworks show for over 25 years and this year is set…

No injuries after collision with train

An Alberta resident dodged death and injuries after colliding with a CPR train at the Forster’s Landing Road crossing in Radium Hot Springs Sunday morning. At about…

Sparwood Council Facts

The following is a synopsis of what occurred during the Nov. 21 District of Sparwood council meeting. Delegation Elk Valley Mobile Home Park Lori Koop…

CPR inflexibility sinks moorage facility

By Ian Cobb e-KNOW A Columbia Lake-side community’s inability to obtain a track crossing agreement with Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) is barring their ability to…

Teachers getting CPR and AED training

Local secondary school teachers will learn how to teach their students CPR and how to use an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) next week at Sparwood…

Nancy Greene Raine adds support to Golden

The citizens of Golden and area are gaining the support of thousands of Canadians, including the public and political support of notable Canadian Olympian and…

CPR and Transport Canada poop the bed in Golden

Kootenay Crust By Ian Cobb Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) has been the dark lord on the Canadian landscape since the 1880s. Beginning with the greasiness…

Cranbrook History Centre receives generous bequest

CPR worker, Walter Komar, leaves his legacy with a $47,000 gift to the Cranbrook History Centre Walter Komar was born in Brandon, Manitoba, on October…

Closure “devastating blow” to Canal Flats: Mayor

Ian Cobb/e-KNOW Twenty-four hours later, the news is still a crushing blow to Canal Flats residents. The sawmill – the longest running major forest industry…