Tag: Highway 93

Avalanche risk closes portion of Highway 93

Highway 93 through Kootenay National Park is closed due to high avalanche risk in the area. 

Newly sparked fires under control

Recent lightning has sparked fires across B.C., but only three are active in the East Kootenay. 

Conservation groups meet to discuss habitat connectivity

Members of the Kootenay Conservation Program met with other conservation groups in Kelowna to discuss the loss of habitat connectivity in B.C.'s Southern Interior.

Highway 93 traffic impacted by habitat restoration work

A no-stopping zone is in place along Highway 93 South through Kootenay National Park with habitat restoration work underway...

UPDATE: Highway 93 reopen after vehicle accident in Kootenay National Park

Update (1:32 p.m.): Highway 93 is now fully open following a vehicle accident on Thursday morning in Kootenay National Park. Original...

Heavy precipitation batters B.C. interior and southern Alberta

A low-pressure centre coming up from the U.S. will bring prolonged rainfall in B.C.'s interior and southern Alberta, with...

Highway 93 reopens

Highway 93 has been cleared for traffic after an avalanche warning was put in place on Dec. 1. The highway...

Highway 93 accident causes traffic delays

A collision between two tractor-trailers on Highway 93 has impeded traffic going through the area. According to the Alberta Motor...

TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Vehicle Incident on Highway 93

Drive BC is reporting a vehicle incident between Campsall Road and Selkirk Avenue, approximately one kilometre south of Fort...

Police investigating fatal collision in Kootenay National Park

An investigation is underway after a 79-year-old man was killed in a motor vehicle accident in Kootenay National Park. Police...

UPDATE: Highway 93 through Kootenay National Park fully open after vehicle accident

Update 2 (4:33 p.m.): Highway 93 has fully reopened after an accident shortly before noon on Wednesday. Drive BC said Traffic...

RCMP increase monitoring along Highway 93 and 95

Police will have a prominent presence along Highway 93 and 95 over the coming months as more traffic will...

Wildfire reported in Kootenay national Park, near Highway 93

A lightning-caused wildfire has been reported in the Crooks Meadows area of the Columbia Valley. BC Wildfire Service reports that...

UPDATE: Highway 93 cleared south of Fairmont Hot Springs

UPDATE Drive BC said Highway 93 is now fully clear and open to traffic. There are no further details about the...

RCMP seeking person of interest in suspicious death investigation

UPDATE The Southeast District Major Crime Unit has charged Philip Toner with second-degree murder in the death of 35-year-old Brenda...

RCMP investigating suspicious death in Kootenay National Park

UPDATE The Southeast District Major Crime Unit has charged Philip Toner with second-degree murder in the death of 35-year-old Brenda...

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