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KIJHL Scoreboard - Feb. 8, Rebels fall to Braves in weekend action

Castlegar Rebels (2) vs Spokane Braves (5) Four straight goals, including the winner by Gavin Smith (2), led the Braves to victory against the Rebels. Tyler Picha stopped 39 shots in the Braves goal. Zach Veninsky stopped 36 for the Rebels and Carter Peters scored his ninth goal. The Braves scored three times on the […]

Police seek witnesses to motor vehicle incident that killed Fruitvale woman

The BC RCMP Southeast District Major Crime Unit is investigating the circumstances of a fatal motor vehicle incident last month and are seeking witnesses or video to advance their investigation. In a press release Wednesday, police said on Jan. 9, 2025, the Trail and Greater District RCMP responded to a motor vehicle incident that resulted […]

DriveSmartBC: What Pedestrian Signals Mean

This week’s correspondence contained a request to explain what pedestrian signals mean. The gentleman who sent me the e-mail expressed the opinion that many people either did not know what pedestrian signals mean or choose to deliberately disobey them. Would I please explain so that they would know what to do. Perhaps we should start […]

Castlegar's proposed 2025 budget ready for community input

Following two days of deliberations, City of Castlegar Council has released the proposed 2025 – 2029 Financial Plan and is now seeking feedback from residents. The proposed 2025 budget includes a 7.27 per cent tax increase for residential properties and a 7.54 per cent increase for business and light industrial properties. This equates to $98.88 […]

Arrow Lake Flow Change Notification

BC Hydro would like to notify the public that the discharge rates from Arrow Lakes Reservoir will decrease noticeably from Friday, January 31 to Monday, February 3. Please make safety your top priority when planning activities near the Columbia River. For up-to-date reservoir elevation and river flow information, please call BC Hydro’s toll-free number at […]

Growing green: BC Hydro's renewable energy powers largest LED-lit greenhouse in the West

A partnership between BC Hydro and Windset Farms has enabled the local vegetable producer to expand its Delta facility, making it Western North America’s largest LED-lit greenhouse powered by renewable electricity from BC Hydro.  “Our clean, affordable electricity is a tremendous advantage for British Columbia, helping to ensure that the products we produce are low […]

Newsletter from MLA Steve Morissette

British Columbia is home to so many diverse and amazing producers of food, drinks, and everyday goods. Our range of creative and innovative makers, artisans, and entrepreneurs is one of our many strengths as a province. It’s something we have been recognized for around the world. As threats like tariffs and global costs of living […]

KIJHL Scoreboard - Friday, Jan.24/25: Castlegar takes down Spokane

By Emanual Sequeira Spokane Braves (1) vs Castlegar Rebels (4) The Rebels scored four straight with the winner coming off the stick of Jace Kramer (5). Zach Veninsky stopped 17 of 18 shots, nearly earning the shutout when Alex Ewers (3) scored with under two minutes remaining. Tyler Picha was strong again for the Braves, […]

Mir Lecture Features Carol Off and Conversation in an Age of Rage

Carol Off knows about talking to people. A five-decade career as a journalist, author and broadcaster has made her one of Canada’s foremost specialists in conversation. The problem is, people seem to have lost the ability to talk to one another to overcome society’s mounting challenges. A beloved voice on the CBC radio’s foundational program […]

CBAL helps families make literacy fun

It looks like a small container of grass—but suggest to a preschooler that they draw eyes and a smile on the side of the pot and suddenly they’ve got a silly head growing “hair.” This is one of the Earth-friendly activities that kids throughout the province of British Columbia are being encouraged to try during […]
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