Future of student exchange program at risk   
Posted 5 days ago
A long-standing cultural exchange program was debated at the Governance & Priorities Committee meeting last week. [more]

Do you know where your children are?   
Posted 5 days ago
As further proof that we're becoming a "nanny state", Crowsnest Pass municipal council have brought in a curfew bylaw for those 17 years of age and younger. There is no doubt that the intent of curfews to reduce crime and protect potential victims of crime is a noble one. [more]

Can you help?   
Posted 5 days ago
It was on a Sunday, Oct. 22, 1911, most likely in the afternoon, that a group of local miners of Czech and Slovak descent and their families, gathered in the Venezia Hotel in Michel, British Columbia. [more]

Devon set to harness wind   
Posted 5 days ago
Although we often complain about it, unlike our neighbours to the east, Crowsnest Pass hasn't taken advantage of its infamous winds. Devon Canada is forging ahead with a wind turbine that will provide their Coleman plant with a green, renewable energy supply. [more]

Historical Society elects new board   
Posted 5 days ago
It was a full house at the Crowsnest Historical Society's Annual General Meeting, held last Sunday afternoon at the Coleman Seniors Centre. Approximately 50 members attended to elect a new slate of Society Board Directors and listen to Joseph (Joe) L. [more]

New organ graces church   
Posted 5 days ago
It's a sound like no other. It harkens back to another time and place where grand swells of sound envelope every corner of the great cathedrals of Europe. Now it can be heard right here in Crowsnest Pass. [more]

Leaving a legacy   
Posted 5 days ago
It's the end of an era for two Panda basketball players from Crowsnest Consolidated High School after they played their last home game on Feb. 24. Seniors Hilary Mozeski and Kate Johnston, both grade 12 students at the school, have been playing basketball with the seniors team for three years. [more]

A serious comedy   
Posted 5 days ago
They're back. The exceptional team who gave us Fargo, O Brother, Where Art Thou? and The Big Lebowski, now present a black comedy that keeps life's absurdities firmly in its scope. [more]