The Muth family and Columbia Basin Trust are pleased to award four Basin students with the 2020 Neil Muth Memorial Scholarship. Jay Maloney from Rossland, Joli…
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2016 in the East Kootenay
Here is a look back at 2016 in the East Kootenay. In total, e-KNOW published 2,850 stories, columns, letters and photo essays last year, from all…
Trust announces new President and CEO
VP and Chief Operating Officer assumes role Columbia Basin Trust Board of Directors has announced that they have appointed Johnny Strilaeff to the position of…
Trust CEO remembered
Neil Muth’s contributions will “live on forever” Columbia Basin Trust board and staff, and residents of the region join Neil Muth’s family in mourning the…
City saddened by passing of Neil Muth
City of Cranbrook council members and city staff are saddened to hear of the passing of Neil Muth, President and CEO of the Columbia Basin…
Trust president and CEO dies suddenly
The man who has helmed the Columbia Basin Trust (The Trust) for 11 years has died suddenly. “It is with heavy hearts that the family…
Basin recreation infrastructure enhanced
20 projects receive $1 million Twenty recreation projects encouraging active lifestyles are getting under way thanks to help from the Columbia Basin Trust’s Recreation Infrastructure…
Trust on solid financial footing
$31 million in programs and services delivered to the Columbia Basin last year Over 2015/16, Columbia Basin residents and communities benefited from the more than…
CW Trail gets funding for completion
Trails BC is pleased to announce that funding has been secured for Phase 3 and the completion of the Cranbrook to Wardner (CW) Trans Canada…
Recreation Infrastructure Grants announced
Next application deadline July 11 Whether you enjoy lawn bowling or golf, take to the backcountry on foot, skis or bike, or prefer to hit…