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Creston’s one-clock legacy stands out as B.C. ends time changes

Community Storrm Lennie -
With B.C. moving to abolish the twice-a-year time change, Creston’s long-standing tradition of staying on one clock suddenly feels more relevant than ever.

Creston Museum planning to digitize 1936-80 newspapers

Community Greg Nesteroff -
Nearly 45 years' worth of the Creston Review could be available online around this time next year.

Museum to celebrate a century of curling in Creston

Curling Greg Nesteroff -
The local club was organized in December 1925 and played its first matches in January 1926.

Creston Museum celebrates Heritage Week

Community Storrm Lennie -
The Creston Museum is paying homage to its historic heritage buildings this week in honour of Heritage Week. Heritage Week...

History About Town Week tours ready to march through Creston

Agriculture Sam Pike -
Those interested in the history of Creston will have a chance to learn through guided tours during History About...

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2026 BC Election
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