Creston continues search for permanent homeless shelter location
During a town council meeting, Creston town council decided not to go ahead with the homeless shelter at 1130 Canyon Street.
Source: mycrestonnow.com
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Creston homeowners to expect jump in property taxes
Those calling Creston home will have to deal with a slight increase in their property taxes in 2024.
Source: mycrestonnow.com
Creston by-election announced for two council seats
Valley citizens can head to the polls on Mar. 16 from 8 am to 8 pm at Rotacrest Hall. Advance voting will take place on Mar. 6 and 13.
Source: mycrestonnow.com
New night shelter to protect Creston homeless from cold
Creston has opened a cold weather shelter just in time for the portal vortex to blow through the valley.
Source: mycrestonnow.com
Resigning Creston councillor will continue community involvement
A Creston town councillor says he resigned because he believes he can have a bigger impact in the community outside of council.
British Columbia Natasha Huscroft Arnold Deboon Jim Eflord Anthony Mondia Creston Valley Services Committee
Source: mycrestonnow.com
Creston mayor calls for volunteer help in helping homeless during cold months
A group in Creston is concerned about the town's homeless population as winter approaches.
Source: mycrestonnow.com
Kokanee salmon eggs released into Summit Creek
Project aims to help restore Kokanee salmon, Gerrard rainbow trout fishery on Kootenay Lake
Source: cranbrooktownsman.com
Kokanee salmon eggs released into Summit Creek
Project aims to help restore Kokanee salmon, Gerrard rainbow trout fishery on Kootenay Lake
Source: kimberleybulletin.com
Kokanee salmon eggs released into Summit Creek
Project aims to help restore Kokanee salmon, Gerrard rainbow trout fishery on Kootenay Lake
Source: thefreepress.ca
Hundreds of thousands of kokanee salmon eggs released in Kootenay Lake
Hundreds of thousands of kokanee salmon eggs were released in a creek near Creston, B.C., on Friday as part of a two-year program to restore dwindling populations in Kootenay Lake.
Source: cbc.ca