Kootenay Crust (Op-Ed Commentary) By Ian Cobb I just watched a Norwegian Netflix film called La Palma, about a small tourist island volcano with a…
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Western Canada an unruly place at Halloween
Kootenay Crust By Ian Cobb Op-Ed Commentary A recent study released by a Lower Mainland law firm indicates Western Canada has a problem. Specifically, we’re…
Why I am voting independent
Kootenay Crust – By Ian Cobb Op-Ed Commentary We are one week away from British Columbia’s latest provincial election and there’s already been record turnout…
Fernie loses its matriarch
e-KNOW Editorial By Ian Cobb The City of Fernie has lost its matriarch. That’s how I saw Mary Giuliano, who passed away August 17 in…
Small miracles and a million things to do
Kootenay Crust – By Ian Cobb Op-Ed Commentary The older one gets the faster the years fly by. A truism. Another one I have just…
Here’s to a kinder, gentler and slower 2024
e-KNOW Editorial By Ian Cobb Years pass by so quickly nowadays it seems. You know you’re nearing the final stretch in life when 365 days…
Spring in the East Kootenay
Springtime in the East Kootenay is a diverse and wide-ranging affair. From wintery returns to summery splendour to soggy sections, you never know what you’ll…
Here’s to doing better in 2023
e-KNOW Editorial By Ian Cobb It seems to be a common thing these recent years – stating at the end of each 365-day cycle that…
The Great Eby’s Cavalcade of Cash
Kootenay Crust – By Ian Cobb Op-Ed Commentary There is no provincial election in sight in British Columbia, yet the ruling NDP government is tossing…
A new era set to begin in regional politics
e-KNOW Editorial By Ian Cobb The political landscape of the East Kootenay experienced a dramatic change yesterday. Two regional mayors (Cranbrook and Fernie) were defeated…