Free events will be taking place in the Kootenays as part of Culture Days on Sept. 29,30 and Oct. 1.
Flood-damaged vehicles don’t qualify for licensing anywhere in Canada.
Youth from the Castlegar Youth Action Network prepped and planted the beds.
A prominent Castlegar citizen and former mayor attended the Order of Canada 50th Anniversary.
Gates are open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sept. 23 and 24 at the Pass Creek Fair Grounds.
Twenty-five riders and seven support people embarked on the 16th annual Cops for Kids Ride.
Castlegardens BC saw 30 community members lend a hand to build 24 new garden beds.
A picture of a pond hockey game in Lytton has been included in a Canadian Museum of History booklet
Castlegar Communities in Bloom won five blooms and an outstanding achievement at national symposium.
Summerland’s Charlie Bernhardt traded his silver bracelet for food during winter of 1944 to 1945
World Suicide Prevention Day calls on the community to “take a minute” to check in on someone in need.
Credit monitoring company Equifax announced its database had been breached.
PETA is offering important advice for ensuring the safety of animal companions.
J.M. Barrie’s fictional Scottish town became a real place in West Kootenay
Castlegar Day of Peace events to be held Sept. 21 at Millennium Park.
A group of students and immigrants from Kerala, India celebrated the Festival of Onam last week.
