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Trust CEO Remembered

Trust CEO Remembered

Columbia Basin Trust Board and staff, residents and family members are mourning the unexpected passing of Neil Muth, President and CEO.
Former Fernie mayor wins bid to represent Kootenay East as NDP candidate

Former Fernie mayor wins bid to represent Kootenay East as NDP candidate

Randal Macnair, the former mayor of Fernie, has been selected to be the B.C. NDP’s candidate for Kootenay East.
ICBC won't insure luxury cars, Stone says after forecast of steep rate hikes

ICBC won't insure luxury cars, Stone says after forecast of steep rate hikes

The insurance corporation forecasts rate increases from 6.4 to 9.4 per cent a year until 2020
Regular winter temperatures expected for B.C.

Regular winter temperatures expected for B.C.

Chilly winter in store for most of Canada.
B.C. to move child protection back to indigenous communities

B.C. to move child protection back to indigenous communities

Grand Chief Ed John gives recommendations to Premier Chriisty Clark, who promises more resources and local control
Local war veteran reflects

Local war veteran reflects

Aaron Kozler, Sparwood veteran, reflects on eight years of service to the Canadian Military.

Suspect nabbed by police near Hosmer

Elk Valley RCMP closed portions of Highway 3 last week while trying to apprehend Alberta man for uttering threats.

Fernie and Sparwood charities to give holiday cheer to less fortunate

Fernie's Salvation Army and the Sparwood Food Bank are teaming up to make sure families receive extra packages of holiday goodies.
The Christmas Store opens its doors

The Christmas Store opens its doors

In partnership with the Elk Valley Thrift Shop Society, the Christmas Store is returning for another year.

Calgary economist - lumber deal still possible

Calgary economist thinks softwood lumber deal with the U.S. could be reached despite Trump’s anti-trade talk.