COVID-19 case counts are rising in the Interior, while falling in other jurisdictions
Many factors make it difficult to establish if graves contain the remains of children who attended the St. Eugene Residential School, says ʔaq̓am
Temperatures expected to reach up to 40 degrees C heading into next weeek
Kootenay-Columbia parliamentarian one of five candidates appointed to national security committee
A Foundry East Kootenay facility is expected to beegin construction in the summer, completed by early 2022
Over 365,000 vaccine doses have been administered throughout the Interior Health region
Philip Toner was located in Lake Country on May 11
Police are looking for Philip Toner, who was known to a woman found dead near Radium last week
Province expecting large volumes of Pfizer BioNTech as age-based cohort immunization program ramps up
East Kootenay resort town’s COVID-19 situation not at the point of community-wide vaccination, say officials
Vaccine has been opened up at pharmacies in other areas of the province to people 40 years of age and older
Conservative Rob Morrison says budget doesn’t have a plan for long-term spending priorities
Only local residents can register and book appointments as COVID-19 case counts spike in the region
While provincial hospitalizations rise, health care systems in the B.C. Interior remain robust, say officials
Cranbrook has highest case count since health officials began releasing weekly local data
Kootenay-Columbia Conservative looking for post-pandemic recovery plan in next week’s Liberal budget
Funding to be used for overdose-related supports in rural, remote and Indigenous communities
Teck contaminated Elk Valley rivers nearly a decade ago
Rob Morrison responds to criticism of membership vote removing climate change from policy resolution
Caliper Safety Inc. was born last year to help produce locally-made medical masks amid COVID-19
