The lawyer for a Quebec man who barely survived being lost for nine days in the B.C. backcountry and watched […]

After retiring as an RCMP officer, Charles Scheideman had had a bellyful of policing, which was changing in ways not […]

Eleven members of Canada’s ladies alpine ski team are heading to Whistler for intensive dryland training next week, hoping the […]

Last Thursday, June 25, the third and final public meeting about the Glacier/Howser River Diversion Project (IPP) was held in […]

In a recent article in the Cranbrook Daily Townsman, Federal Environment Minister Jim Prentice says that Americans have raised the […]

 The Board of Directors of Trans Canada Trail (TCT) applauded the initiative of the BC and Alberta governments to support […]

The Fernie Gateway Project is a collaborative partnership between the Rocky Mountain Grizzly Centre, the Fernie Chamber of Commerce and […]

The Flathead Coalition announced today that its internal evaluation of BP-Canada Energy Company’s environmental science demonstrates bias toward understating the […]

UNESCO’s world heritage committee will consider a petition from 11 Canadian and U.S. conservation groups asking that Waterton-Glacier International Peace […]

It would spell disaster for some Kootenay blue-listed fish populations and streamside wildlife habitats. It would cut right through the […]

Thirteen Olympians are among 39 athletes named to participate in Alpine Canada Alpin summer training programs, Chief Athletics Officer Max […]

With the signing of the 25 year lease with the City of Fernie, the BC Hydro Building is in the […]