Friday | The Daily Townsman
Lil Kerlake's Pig Circus and other delights
Thank you Ladies and Gentleman, members of the Pioneer Academy of Entertainment.
Cranbrook growth slower than average
Statistics Canada released the first batch of numbers from the 2011 census on Wednesday and the population of Cranbrook increased by 5.4 per cent since the last census in 2006.
On Target for Cranbrook arrival
Target officially announced this week that Cranbrook will feature one of its first Canadian department stores, and it will open in Spring 2013.
Fly-and-ski trip makes it easier to reach Fernie's slopes
Jane Marshall and her 8-year-old son kick back on the Elk quad at Fernie Alpine Resort, B.C. I never would have guessed that a three-day trip to Fernie, B.C. would involve a twin-engined turbo prop British Aerospace Jetstream 31.
Citizens' group wants non-lethal solution to Greater Victoria deer problem
By Ryan Flaherty - Oak Bay News Published: February 06, 2012 11:00 AM Updated: February 06, 2012 11:41 AM As the discussion about urban deer in the Capital Region heats up, some area residents are asking to be a part of the problem-solving process.
Weekend avalanches in Kootenays kill skier, injure another
The Canadian Avalanche Centre is warning skiers to be careful after avalanches in the Kootenays killed one man and seriously injured another.
Omineca Announces Directors Resignation
Cranbrook, B.C.; 03 February, 2012: Omineca Mining and Metals Ltd. announce that David L. Johnston, P.Eng. and Ronald K. Netolitzky have resigned as directors of the Company.
RCMP says B.C. reporter got it wrong
In response to a letter by Cecil H. Colwell , I suggest that readers go to the following link to get a more comprehenisive and balanced description of the details that took place: http://bc.rcmp.ca/ViewPage.action?siteNodeId=1421&languageId=1&contentId=23797. At that link you will find a letter written by one of my RCMP colleagues in British ... (more)
Morning light and fresh powder call powder hounds to the hills at Fernie.
I never would have guessed that a three-day trip to Fernie, B.C. would involve a twin-engine turbo prop British Aerospace Jetstream 31.
Teachers rally in support of learning conditions
The Cranbrook Teacher's Association rallied on January 25 to bring awareness to their ongoing job action.
Weddings: Say yes to the dress and more
Juliana Williams was a reluctant wedding planner with a knack for finding the perfect venue, flower arrangements, dresses and deejays.
Accused Sparwood child abductor violated parole
Accused child abductor Randall Hopley pleaded guilty to two counts of breach of probation in Cranbrook, B.C., court Monday morning.
PJX Resources Refiles Interim Financial Statements
Toronto, Ontario CANADA, January 20, 2012 /FSC/ - PJX Resources Inc. announces it has filed a Revised Interim Financial Report for the period ended September 30, 2011.
Caribou infusion requires wolf cull: MLA
The troubled mountain caribou herd west of Cranbrook and Kimberley may see new life - but area wolves would have to be killed to ensure their safety.
On Aug. 23, 1898, the first train rolled over the newly laid tracks on Joseph Prairie and into the town of Cranbrook; an occasion of great pride and celebration for all concerned.
Kootenay deer cull faces international opposition
Deer have become a nuisance in the East Kootenay, attacking pets and even people.
WestJet mulls launching regional airline
A WestJet plane takes off from the international airport in Calgary, Thursday February 13, 2003.
Editorials: A crescendo of humiliation
And now, add to that list the final movement of Gustav Mahler's Ninth Symphony and the staccato sounds of the iPhone's distinctive Marimba ringtone.
Michael Hepher operates the press by turning a heavy wheel with one hand, and uses the other hand to move complete items out of the way, and put a fresh sheet of paper into place.