The community of the Crowsnest Pass continues to surprise me.
This past weekend, as many are aware, would’ve been the grad ceremonies for this year’s [...]

Administration brought forward a report to Council on March 31, 2020 for Tax and Utility Penalty Deferral and Council passed Motion 16-2020-03-31 to delay late fees on [...]

The initial strategic locating of coal mines in the Crowsnest Pass and the Elk Valley was driven by some simple criteria, access to the railroad and access to the coal-bearing Kootenay Formation coal seams. In the Pass, accessible exposures of coal within the Kootenay Formation brought about development of [...]

The Crowsnest Pass Food Bank is working hard to continue providing for families in need during the pandemic.
Desiree Erdmann, Coordinator for the food bank, says [...]

Last week during one of the daily Covid19 updates, it was announced that Alberta would be introducing a three-phase approach to [...]

Physicians at The Associate Clinic in Pincher Creek are feeling forced by government changes to rural healthcare.
Dr. Samantha Myhr, a physician at The Associate Clinic, says [...]

With the current fire ban in place, residents are unable to enjoy any fires at all, including in backyard fire pits. Councillor Sygutek brought an idea to council to [...]

Last week, I celebrated my birthday in a way I never have before, without most of my family and friends.
Heading into it, I wasn’t quite sure [...]

In 1996 tens of millions of robins disappeared, permanently, but we were not alarmed. Those robins were in fact pictorial images that used to grace the back of our two dollar bill. Remember two dollar bills? I actually had [...]