The City of Kimberley is launching the engagement phase for the development of its Parks and Facilities Master Plan. This plan aims to enhance and…
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Obituary of James “Jim” Alfred Quaife
JAMES (“JIM”) ALFRED QUAIFE JUNE 2, 1964 – JULY 7, 2023 On Friday, July 7, 2023, James “Jim” Alfred Quaife passed away of heart failure at home in…
The 50th JulyFest Homecoming Parade
The 50th incarnation of Kimberley’s JulyFest was a beauty of a weekend. From the Canadian Bocce Championships, soccer and baseball to heaps of entertainment and…
Unwanted: The misunderstood life of Max the hound
Imagine being a strong young worker, desperately wanting a job, and being passed over time and time again. Such is the life of Max the…
Obituary of Marlene RAWSON
Marlene RAWSON May 3, 1941 ~ July 6, 2023 (age 82) It is with sad hearts that Ken and Brian Rawson announce the passing of their mother, Marlene…
This is not how we are to treat each other
Shenanigans, misogyny, and the AFN By Christine Sy and Joyce Green Op-Ed Commentary The Assembly of First Nations in Canada is an organization that advocates…
Winnipeg landfill standoff is a Canadian issue
Letter to the Editor The issue of recovering the remains of four Indigenous women in the Prairie Green landfill in Winnipeg is not a Winnipeg…
School zone radar signs shouldn’t be left on
Letter to the Editor Once again, I notice the digital, radar signs in school zones have not been adjusted or turned off for the summer…
Let’s take care of our needs and sense of place
Letter to the Editor Thanks Kimberley! For so thoughtfully articulating your views to city council through letters and the June 27 and 28 public hearings…
Local first female to make B.C. lacrosse team
Cranbrook Lacrosse Association is excited to cheer on one of their own at the Canadian Lacrosse National Championships on August 13-19 in Regina, Saskatchewan. Sophie…