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07/17/2024

A little Arts & Culture in the Boundary!

07/12/2024

Discover Grand Forks’ Abby was out showcasing all of our fun water play areas that are always popular on these hot days!

07/09/2024

Abby is working for Discover Grand Forks--Powered by the Boundary Country Regional Chamber of Commerce and with us at Juice FM!

She is coming in every morning Mon-Fri to check in on all the happenings in the community!

Good to have Abby part of the team!

12/18/2023

There has been a Sikh presence in the Boundary for over 100 years, but there has never been a gurdwara. Now a temple is proposed for the old Carson fire hall.

The old Carson fire hall in rural Grand Forks could be turned into the first Sikh temple in the Kootenay-Boundary. Arsh Dhaliwal, who is involved with the proposal and whose […]

12/14/2023

The company that provides electricity to much of the Boundary (except for Grand Forks) says increased demand and rising wholesale prices will result in a 6.74 per cent rate increase as of Jan. 1.

FortisBC says the rising cost of wholesale power and greater demands on its system will mean a 6.74 per cent general rate increase as of Jan. 1. The BC Utilities […]

12/11/2023

Icy roads appear to be to blame for a fatal crash on Highway 3 that took the life of a Grand Forks woman last evening.

A 62-year-old Grand Forks woman has died in a two-vehicle crash on Highway 3 east of Greenwood. RCMP say it happened early Sunday evening and involved a Chevrolet Tracker and […]

12/11/2023

Andre Conn will stand trial Feb. 27 in an incident in Grand Forks where a city truck was smashed with a golf club and a community safety officer allegedly threatened with a knife.

A man accused of attacking a Grand Forks community safety officer with a knife and destroying a city truck will stand trial in February. Andre Robert Conn’s case is due […]

12/11/2023

A local MP says if the Conservatives hoped to get under the skin of the Liberals and NDP through a 30-hour voting session, it didn't work.

A local MP says a 30-hour vote in the House of Commons turned out to be a lot less onerous than he expected and even enjoyable at times. “In a […]

12/08/2023

Home sales were down in our region in November compared both to the previous month and the same time last year.

Residential real estate sales in the Kootenay-Boundary dropped last month, along with average prices and new listings. The Association of Interior Realtors says November saw 171 sales recorded, a 13.6 […]

12/07/2023

A man who was among the Sons of Freedom Doukhobors taken away from their parents in the 1950 says he's disappointed but not that surprised at the latest delay in receiving a government apology.

Last week’s postponement of a government apology to Sons of Freedom Doukhobor children sent to residential school in the 1950s came as a disappointment but no surprise to one of […]

12/04/2023

The removal of a tree from a nature conservancy in the Boundary is now the subject of a lawsuit.

A Christina Lake school principal and two others are being sued after a tree was cut down in a nature conservancy area southeast of Grand Forks. Shawn Lockhart and two […]

11/28/2023

The premier's apology to Sons of Freedom children removed from their parents in the 1950s expected in the legislature today has been postponed so more survivors can be there in person to hear it.

The provincial government’s apology to surviving Sons of Freedom Doukhobor children sent to residential school in the 1950s has been postponed, probably to the new year. It was originally expected […]