Tag: Kelly Vandenberghe

Creston Valley’s Kelly Vandenberghe seeks second term as RDCK Area C director

2026 Municipal Election Storrm Lennie -
Kelly Vandenberghe is seeking a second term as the Regional District of Central Kootenay's Area C director, saying he wants to build on the experience he has gained over the past four years representing the Creston Valley.

RDCK prioritizes Creston complex upgrades in revised grant application

RDCK Storrm Lennie -
The Regional District of Central Kootenay will prioritize upgrades at the Creston and District Community Complex in a revised 2025 Strategic Priorities Fund application to the Union of BC Municipalities (UBCM). 

NDP Brittny Anderson re-elected in Kootenay-Central

Politics Storrm Lennie -
The polls are now closed and NDP candidate Brittny Anderson has declared victory in Kootenay-Central,  securing her position as...

Kootenay-Central Conservative Candidate Kelly Vandenberghe

Politics Storrm Lennie -
As the provincial elections grow near, get to know your local BC Conservative candidate for Kootenay-Central: Kelly Vandenberghe. Who is...

Creston all-candidate forum discusses major topics in Kootenay Central Riding

Politics Sam Pike -
An all-candidate forum took place in Creston's Kootenay River Auditorium last night, with all four of the Kootenay Central...

Creston Valley Chamber of Commerce to host provincial election public forum

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The Creston Valley Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce a public forum for the upcoming Provincial Election. This important...

West Creston Fire Service bylaws voted down

RDCK Sam Pike -
Two potential bylaw affecting the West Creston Fire Service went to vote last week. Both bylaws, which called for an...

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