The club hosted two drive-in movies last month
“I’d like to see the fishery come back to its glory,” says first time winner Dave Johnston.
Wildsight has created dozens of online lessons, including activities, videos and more
The fundraiser will benefit local organizations
Peter Smith has published Silver Rush: British Columbia’s Silvery Slocan 1891-1900
How much do you really know about roads, motor vehicles and car culture? Take this quiz to find out.
The Walk and Talk Grief Group is offered free to anyone grieving the death of a loved one
Tanker 489 is stationed in Castlegar this year, but in the 1960s it belonged to the L.A. Dodgers.
Theatre, music, dance, comedy, readings – if you can do it on stage, you can send in a submission
There won’t be in-library drop-ins, but there will still be many opportunities to connect with books
Celebrations are underway to mark the annual gathering of the controversial Rainbow Family of Living Light
The dog was missing from his Castlegar home for three days.
‘I did as I was told and I enjoyed every minute of it’
Former BC cabinet minister and Kootenay MLA Ed Conroy passed away June 26
These are the dog days of summer. How much do you know about dogs?
The classes are focused on students with diverse needs
The squadron has been operating virtually since March
The BC Recreation and Parks Association has presented its Program Excellence Award
The massive image now decorates city hall
“Rats can squeeze through openings as small as a quarter,” writes wildlife columnist Dave White
