Columbia-Kootenay-Southern Rockies MP Rob Morrison has presented a petition in the House of Commons calling on the federal government to protect minors from drug dealers and online criminal exploitation.
The Regional District of Central Kootenay is taking concerns about rural road safety to a provincial stage, calling on the province to recognize highways as active transportation corridors.Â
Spring is approaching, and for many residents of the Regional District of Central Kootenay (RDCK), it signals the start of construction season. Whether it’s adding a secondary suite, renovating a commercial space, or building a dream home, officials say obtaining a building permit is the first essential step.
The Regional District of Central Kootenay has approved the permanent closure of the Ymir Transfer Station and Satellite Recycling Depot, extending the shutdown date to Dec. 31, 2026.
The Regional District of Central Kootenay has endorsed a letter urging the provincial government to ensure “fairness and consistency” in wholesale electricity rates.
An external organizational review has found the Regional District of Central Kootenay’s growing complexity has outpaced some of its governance systems.
Kootenay Lake School District 8 has approved its amended budget for 2025-26, totalling $87.6 million, reflecting a $2.4-million increase over the original plan.Â
Interior Health has issued a drug alert for the entire region after several samples of substances sold as down, dope, tranq or fentanyl that were found to contain medetomidine, up to 15 per cent, in addition to carfentanil and benzodiazepines.
A new society focused on creating workforce housing has launched in the Central Kootenay, aiming to help moderate-income workers find attainable homes in the region.
B.C. Conservative Party leadership candidate Peter Milobar is set to visit Nelson, Creston and Grand Forks this week as part of his campaign tour through British Columbia’s Interior.
The Regional District of Central Kootenay has given third reading to a proposed dangerous and aggressive dog control service bylaw, allowing the district to move forward with a voter assent process in Electoral Area H.
B.C.’s three main party leaders clashed over affordability, health care and Indigenous rights in a heated televised election debate Wednesday evening.
B.C. NDP MLA Brittny Anderson is seeking a third term representing Kootenay Central, with housing, health care and environmental protection among her priorities if re-elected.
Western Pacific Marine is denying allegations that it owes more than $515,000 to a company that claims it completed unpaid work on the Kootenay Lake ferry project.