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Angel Flight hopes to soar
A pair of Kootenay pilots are launching a non-profit flight service for medical patients. Brent Bidston and Todd Weselake are fundraising to launch Angel Flight...
Rider crushed by dumptruck
A B.C. man was killed Tuesday when his motorcycle was struck by a dumptruck near Kettle Falls, Wash. Motorcyclist David P. Gildbride, 69, of New Westminster,...
Cranbrook to host BC
The City of Cranbrook has been named the host community for both the 2020 BC Men’s and BC Women’s curling championships. The two events will be held...
Cancer-causer in cocaine
Police in Nelson have issued a public safety warning after learning suspected cocaine had been cut with a potentially cancer-causing substance. Officers in the...
Can hunt across border
The B.C. Court of Appeal has upheld an American Indigenous man's rights to hunt in Canada because his ancestors traditionally did so. Richard Desautel was...
Search resumes for plane
Family members of a young couple missing in southeastern British Columbia for nearly two years hope a renewed search will bring some closure. Kamloops pilot...
Freeland visits Castlegar
Canada’s Minister of Foreign Affairs was in Castlegar Wednesday with South Okanagan-West Kootenay Liberal candidate Connie Denesiuk to meet with party...
Young man drowns in lake
Members of the University of Calgary men's basketball team are mourning the loss of teammate Andrew Milner after his body was found in Moyie Lake in...
Child bride judgement held
A four-day gap in the whereabouts of a 15-year-old girl is enough to dispute whether she was removed from Canada in 2004 to marry a member of a fundamentalist...
Child bride case wraps
The Crown wrapped up its case Monday against a former member of a fundamentalist sect who is charged with the alleged removal of a girl from Canada in 2004 to...
Hockey, friendship rule
In a span of 12 short hours, a pee wee hockey team in Cranbrook went from the lowest of lows, to the highest of highs. The Cranbrook Friendship Hockey team had...
Testifying on life at Bountiful
A former member of a fundamentalist sect testified Friday about growing up in a British Columbia community that practises polygamy at the trial of man charged...
Child bride records admitted
A judge has admitted into evidence records that were seized at a religious compound in the trial of a man connected with a British Columbia polygamist community...
50k-litre fuel spill in river
UPDATE 8:05 p.m. B.C.’s Ministry of Environment estimates 50,000 litres of gasoline and diesel spilled into the Salmo River where a twin tank crashed off...
Hwy 3 reopened, for now
UPDATE: 10:55 p.m. Despite earlier reports that Kootenay Pass would remain closed through the night, it has been reopened to single-lane, alternating traffic...
Super sniffer on the job
There has been a "Major" addition to the B.C. Conservation Officer Service, and Sgt. Cynthia Mann can't stop gushing about her new partner. He has...
Cheetahs will not prosper
The owners of two cheetahs will not be allowed to return the large, African cats to Southeastern B.C. to use them as ambassador animals promoting conservation...
Two teens confirmed dead
UPDATE 9:06 a.m. RCMP in British Columbia confirm two teenagers died when the car they were in slid off a road in southeastern B.C., and tumbled into a frigid...
Ammonia leak inside arena
An arena in Cranbrook has been evacuated due to a reported ammonia leak. The City of Cranbrook says Western Financial Place was closed Wednesday morning after...
Acidic spill in River
The British Columbia Environment Ministry says an acidic solution spilled into the Columbia River from a fertilizer plant in southeastern B.C. but pH levels in...
