Tag: James Grandy

One dead in motorcycle crash north of Creston

RCMP Sam Pike -
A 71-year-old man is dead following a motorcycle collision on Highway 3A on Saturday, July 27. RCMP say the man...

50-year-old man killed in motorcycle crash on Highway 3A

Kootenay Pass Closures Storrm Lennie -
BC RCMP spokesperson Cpl.  James Grandy has confirmed the death of a 50-year-old man involved in a motorcycle crash...

Man in custody following Creston police chase

Crime Kate Brown -
A 37-year-old has been arrested following a police chase around Creston on Tuesday, July 2. The man, believed to be...

Police searching for suspect on Highway 3 over Salmo to Creston pass

RCMP Storrm Lennie -
Motorists are asked to avoid travelling on Highway 3 over the Kootenay Pass from Salmo to Creston as RCMP...

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Gordon Skulnec puts affordability, property rights and public safety at centre of Kootenay Central campaign

2026 BC Election
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