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I am fortunate to have discovered this story

Posted:April 11th, 2021

Book Review By Derryll White Engel, Howard (2005). Memory Book. The ‘Memory Book’ has an interesting back-story. This is Howard Engel’s eleventh Benny Cooperman mystery…

No matter the causes, we’re a sick society

Posted:April 11th, 2021

“Perceptions,” by Gerry Warner Op-Ed Commentary A “shit show!” There, I’ve said it and I’m not going to take it back. COVID-19 is bringing modern…

A magical place

Posted:April 11th, 2021

Kimberley resident and photographer Al Price recently shared some photos of a special early spring walk in the Wycliffe area south of the city. Cathie…

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A Private Cathedral is vintage James Lee Burke

February 28, 2021

A Private Cathedral is vintage James Lee Burke

Say good-bye to another river killed by industry and politics

February 28, 2021

Say good-bye to another river killed by industry and politics

Churches should have equal rights

February 28, 2021

Churches should have equal rights

A dilemma for the shipping industry (a parable)

February 27, 2021

A dilemma for the shipping industry (a parable)

Joint statement on Pink Shirt Day

February 24, 2021

Joint statement on Pink Shirt Day

David Joy is an insightful and compelling writer

February 21, 2021

David Joy is an insightful and compelling writer

We’ve seen a new level of political hypocrisy

February 21, 2021

We’ve seen a new level of political hypocrisy

Snow science conference cancelled

February 19, 2021

Snow science conference cancelled

Who is to blame?

February 17, 2021

Who is to blame?

Pandemic has highlighted importance of family

February 15, 2021

Pandemic has highlighted importance of family

I didn’t appreciate and don’t recommend Swimsuit

February 14, 2021

I didn’t appreciate and don’t recommend Swimsuit

Seeing Red Map reveals destruction of B.C. old growth forests

February 14, 2021

Seeing Red Map reveals destruction of B.C. old growth forests

COVID-19 is a sign we’ve collided with the proverbial iceberg

February 14, 2021

COVID-19 is a sign we’ve collided with the proverbial iceberg

Plowing boldly onward into our Year of the Ox

February 11, 2021

Plowing boldly onward into our Year of the Ox

Ling lore of Lake Windermere

February 9, 2021

Ling lore of Lake Windermere

Elmore Leonard always pleases me

February 7, 2021

Elmore Leonard always pleases me

Will listing groups as terrorists reduce domestic terrorism?

February 7, 2021

Will listing groups as terrorists reduce domestic terrorism?

Four years since PM’s broken promise on electoral reform

February 7, 2021

Four years since PM’s broken promise on electoral reform

Reflecting on Black History Month in 2021

February 6, 2021

Reflecting on Black History Month in 2021

Taxpayers shouldn’t pay for PM’s former Governor General

February 3, 2021

Taxpayers shouldn’t pay for PM’s former Governor General

Kimberley Mayor provides COVID-19 update

February 1, 2021

Kimberley Mayor provides COVID-19 update

Levy embraces possibilities and pulls down barriers

January 31, 2021

Levy embraces possibilities and pulls down barriers

Proposed homeless shelter being hotly debated

January 31, 2021

Proposed homeless shelter being hotly debated

Meet the Kootenay Elk Hunting Association

January 31, 2021

Meet the Kootenay Elk Hunting Association

It is essential to offer hope, not fear

January 30, 2021

It is essential to offer hope, not fear

There, but for our fortunate circumstances, go we

January 30, 2021

There, but for our fortunate circumstances, go we

Residents urged to commit to changing the future

January 30, 2021

Residents urged to commit to changing the future

MLA speaks to Fernie cluster announcement

January 28, 2021

MLA speaks to Fernie cluster announcement