Cranbrook, Canada (Local)
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Baseball season is underway in Cranbrook. The Cranbrook Bandits Senior A team hosted teams from Calgary and Trail sun this weekend’s Woodbat Tournament, May 1, 2, and 3 at Confederation Park. In attendance were the Calgary Archers, the Calgary Premier Blues, the Calgary Cubs, and the West Kootenay O’s, as well as the Bandits.
Award-winning writer Leesa Dean, a Mount Baker graduate now living in Krestova, B.C., recently released her third book, titled Interstitial. The author will be touring the East Kootenay region next month with public reading events the Fernie Library on May 13 (7 pm) and the Cranbrook Library on May 14 (1 pm).
By: Barry Coulter
Since 2010, the Mount Baker Secondary School has been turning clutter into couture, reinventing recyclables into remarkable ready-to-wear runway restylings, and showing why fashion is truly one of the greatest arts — an organic, personal medium that blends sculpture, painting, and textile design into life experience.
By: Barry Coulter
Three Cranbrook projects and one Kimberley project are among the affordable rental housing, community halls and child care facilities across the region that are getting upgrades to help ensure they remain safe, functional and sustainable for years to come.
By: Barry Coulter
Three Cranbrook projects and one Kimberley project are among the affordable rental housing, community halls and child care facilities across the region that are getting upgrades to help ensure they remain safe, functional and sustainable for years to come.
The BC Teen Choir is pictured in the music room of Mount Baker Secondary, in rehearsal ahead of Saturday’s youth and teen choir, part of ChorFest 2026. The BC Teen Choir is made up of singers from Mount Baker Secondary, Selkirk Secondary in Kimberley, and several high schools across B.C. who have come out for the occasion.
By: Barry Coulter
Attendees from both Canadian and international JCI chapters gathered at Blue Lake Camp May 29-31
By: Barry Coulter
According to an update from the Association of Interior Realtors, residential real estate activity across the Interior remained in line with seasonal expectations in May, “reflecting a stable and balanced market environment.”
By: Barry Coulter
According to an update from the Association of Interior Realtors, residential real estate activity across the Interior remained in line with seasonal expectations in May, “reflecting a stable and balanced market environment.”
By: Barry Coulter
According to an update from the Association of Interior Realtors, residential real estate activity across the Interior remained in line with seasonal expectations in May, “reflecting a stable and balanced market environment.”
