It’s a wrap! The Crowsnest Community Market put on a well-deserved encore with their special Fall Festival-themed market, marking the last one for this year and giving us the closure we all need with the end of summer. Hot apple cider, an orange-speckled patch of pumpkins, scarecrow races, and created the perfect autumn vibe. Kids got messy participating in a community leaf pile play area, a donut-on-a-string eating contest and the jack-o'-lantern scavenger hunt. The market’s chilli cook-off raised $192.25 to help rebuild area ranches which were lost to the Kenow Wildfire.

Council passed a motion to approve a policy that outlines the compensation for employees covering short, mid and long-term absences of exempt management employees, like the position of [...]

It was a rather lukewarm 2017 Municipal Election Forum, as the seven candidates for Office of Councillor generally held the same opinion on the “hot topics” concerning the Pass, perhaps an indication that the [...]

A group of about a dozen volunteers mucked around in rubber boots to remove a quarter-mile of old, run-down wire fence on the Nature Conservancy of Canada’s (NCC) Frayn property.
The fence posed a hazard to [...]

The World Dance Championships are like the Olympics of dance, and one talented local dancer made it on the national team to represent Team Canada West.
Sixteen-year-old Tori Wakaluk will be flying [...]

For thirty one years I travelled every day to work to the Line Creek coal mine in the Upper Elk Valley. The road access to that mine goes through a spectacular steep canyon where the beautifully clear Line Creek waters flow through to meet the Fording River. It is hard to describe just how [...]