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Cyberbullying can follow you everywhere–but you can stop it
The College of the Rockies was the location of the free presentation hosted by the Canadian Foundation of University Women (CFUW).
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Making sure your child’s immune system is ready for school
Your child is enrolled and ready for kindergarten, but what about making sure that your child’s immune system is ready too?
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Cadet leadership camp
Cadets, Officers and Staff from 279 Elk Valley and 552 Key City Air Cadet Squadrons had their spring leadership camp.
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Making a difference for unwanted animals one pet at a time
a handful of Cranbrook residents living in Mexico are working to make life better in the sometimes beleaguered country.
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Want to go camping? Now you can reserve a spot in advance
For the first time ever people will be able to book up to three reservations at one time for their favourite BC Parks campground.
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Want to go camping? Now you can reserve a spot in advance
For the first time ever people will be able to book up to three reservations at one time for their favourite BC Parks campground.
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Annual Kootenay Women's Show a huge success
Another successful Kootenay Women's Show near Cranbrook
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COTR student about college and life after
Jennifer Ternoway a student at College of the Rockies from 2008-2010 before transferring to the University of Alberta in Edmonton.
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Cranbrook author gives reading of historical novel
Kootenay author, Keith G. Powell, will launch his second historical novel entitled, Raising Kain, the adventurous life of Conrad Kain
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New Dawn unveils Northwood
New Dawn Developments unveils Northwood Estates for Cranbrook.
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Knowing the watershed
Fernie Secondary School students spent some time recently at the Fairy Creek Watershed.
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COTR student completes university degree ‘down under’
Michelle Signer, a former College of the Rockies’ student, has now completed her post-secondary studies at Griffith University in Queensland, Australia. This was made possible by a partnership transfer agreement between the two institutions. She has now finished a Bachelor of Business in Tourism Management degree at Griffith.
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Annual Christmas Bird Count results
Cranbrook Christmas Bird Count racks up near record numbers
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