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Smoky skies advisory and campfire ban have both been lifted in the Kootenays after precipitation chased off record-breaking smoke.

Nelson’s Nathan Beninger has spent nearly a decade developing an education-focused shelter for impoverished girls in the Andes.

The Village of Kaslo will name a street after Aya Higashi, the last resident who came there as a result of the Japanese Canadian internment.

The challenge is getting business, government, police, and social agencies on the same page.

While the regional district chair and Nakusp mayor Karen Hamling would pass on a senate seat, she wants to take up the Voter Challenge.

Police are asking for the public’s assistance to return the new wheelchair that was recently purchased with volunteer raised funds.

Burglars broke into Home Hardware Wednesday night, and RCMP are investigating.

Selkirk College nursing instructor Mary Ann Morris has a longstanding and productive relationship with rural communities in Guatemala.

A multitude of helicopters have been assisting firefighting efforts across the West Kootenay and BC.

John Reichert captured this series of photos of a tree at L.V. Rogers Secondary damaged in the windstorm last month being taken down.