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Cranbrook

Cranbrook

City in British Columbia, CanadaWikipedia

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Sep 12, 2026

Mike McDonaldHOST
59:16
I noticed in the great village of Lytton, anything in the small places and Bergs and Hamlets that you've noticed, Richard?
Richard ZussmanGUEST
59:23
Well, it's not that small, but I'm excited for my friend Tom Shipitka in Cranbrook.
Richard ZussmanGUEST
59:28
So he is attempting to make his return to politics, the former MLA.
Richard ZussmanGUEST
59:32
As loyal a guy as you'll ever meet.
Ian McCormickGUEST
53:55
I've seen that more and more as well.
Ian McCormickGUEST
53:57
I got an email yesterday from the city manager in Cranbrook, BC saying that's exactly what we're doing out here because I wrote a recent blog post on this.
Ian McCormickGUEST
54:05
So more and more mayors are stepping back and choosing seats on council.
Ian McCormickGUEST
54:08
I have no idea how many, but it's more and more common.
Aaron DouglasGUEST
55:41
I used to hang out with them and we would just go with them all the time.
Aaron DouglasGUEST
55:44
We were driving from Creston to Cranbrook, which is about an hour and a half drive through the Kootenays, mountains on either side.
Aaron DouglasGUEST
55:51
And there was a goat river that snakes back and forth all the way along.
Aaron DouglasGUEST
55:54
You follow the river along the highway.
Shane GroveHOST
57:24
Seen that and seen other things,
Aaron DouglasGUEST
57:26
yeah.
Aaron DouglasGUEST
57:27
I was kind of amazed because at the time, my natural father lived in Cranbrook, again, hour and a half down the road, a town of like 25,000 people or whatever.
Aaron DouglasGUEST
57:38
And he had acreage outside of town.
Jane SpitzGUEST
17:32
Oh man, so I am going to be leaving at the end of July for a road trip across British Columbia.
Jane SpitzGUEST
17:43
Phase one is going to be the Okanagan and the Kootenays all the way to Cranbrook.
Jane SpitzGUEST
17:50
Um, and then making my way up through Whistler, um, and then Prince George, Burns Lake, all the way to Prince Rupert, Haida Gwaii, and then taking the ferry down from Prince Rupert to Port Hardy, which I feel like is a once in a lifetime opportunity.
Jane SpitzGUEST
18:06
Not many British Columbians get to do, and then all the way down to Vancouver Island to Victoria back home.
Pete LaveryGUEST
18:59
Uh, we just did...
Pete LaveryGUEST
19:01
What did we do? Invermere, Cranbrook, and Nelson, so that's about three hours, four hours drive between each one.
JayHOST
19:09
Mm-hmm.
Pete LaveryGUEST
19:10
Um, and then yeah, we just did, uh, Calgary and, and Lethbridge as well, so that was about 15 hours of driving or something like that.
Jonathan DavisHOST
0:41
His bugling rang the woods, and then he appeared through the mist at 30 yards.
Jonathan DavisHOST
0:48
My son Chateau and I had traveled to Cranbrook, British Columbia, to hunt in the Six Points or Better area with Wilford Broadman, who owns Grizzly Basin Outfitters.
Jonathan DavisHOST
1:01
We had flown into Kalispellar, Montana, and then driven to Cranbrook.
Jonathan DavisHOST
1:06
through some of the prettiest country I'd ever seen.
Jonathan DavisHOST
1:08
The weather was perfect, and we had the first week of the season to look forwards to.
TaronHOST
34:20
Yeah.
TaronHOST
34:21
He also won Cranbrook in British Columbia.
TaronHOST
34:24
He was also fourth at Pitcher Creek in Alberta.
TaronHOST
34:27
So that man just was on fire.
Tim EllisCORRESPONDENT
42:26
It goes at 6:00 tomorrow night.
Tim EllisCORRESPONDENT
42:28
And there are three stops on the Pro Rodeo Canada schedule, in Pincher Creek tonight at 6:30, tomorrow and Sunday at 2:00; in Medicine Lodge for the Fall Roundup tomorrow afternoon at 1:00; and in Cranbrook, BC, with performances tonight and tomorrow at 6:30 and Sunday afternoon at 1:00.
Tim EllisCORRESPONDENT
42:45
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Tim EllisCORRESPONDENT
42:50
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