Coldest Night of Year is Feb. 24 | Cranbrook, East Kootenay
Coldest Night of Year is Feb. 24
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Extreme Weather Response Shelter opening Feb. 15
Extreme Weather Response Shelter opening Feb. 15
British Columbia Ian Cobb Christ Church Anglican Cranbrook Public Library Extreme Weather Response Shelter Avenue South
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Rock The Kootenays VIP packages on sale | Cranbrook, East Kootenay
Rock The Kootenays VIP packages on sale
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Consultation begins on RDEK Five-Year Financial Plan | Columbia Valley, Cranbrook, East Kootenay, Elk Valley, Kimberley
Consultation begins on RDEK Five-Year Financial Plan
Columbia Valley British Columbia Ian Cobb Side Water Service Fill Mains Controls Upgrade Regional District East Kootenay
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Environmental groups speak out against Crown Mountain mine
Sparwood Fish and Wildlife Association and Wildsight are opposed to the proposed Crown Mountain Mine
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Public info session to provide update on wildlife disease discovered near Cranbrook
A provincial government wildlife biologist will outline the next steps following two positive test results
British Columbia United States Al Duffy Wildlife Health Biologist Ministry Of Forests Backcountry Hunters
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Province brings in restrictions after discovery of chronic-wasting disease - BC News
The provincial government has implemented testing and transport restrictions after the first cases of chronic-wasting disease was found in B.C. deer.
United States British Columbia South Korea Terry Kreeger Jesse Zeman Chronic Wasting Disease Alliance
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New rules aim to stop spread of chronic wasting disease in deer
The provincial government has introduced new rules and restrictions in an attempt to stop the spread of chronic wasting disease among deer and other antlered animals in B.C.
Macdonald Range British Columbia United States Moyie Range Canadian Food Inspection Agency World Health Organization
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Province takes steps to curb spread of fatal disease found in B.C. deer, moose
B.C. government taking steps to stop spread of chronic-wasting disease, which is fatal to deer, moose, elk and caribou
British Columbia Ministry Of Water Health Canada Log Increate Free Resource Stewardship First Nations
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