By Emanuel Sequeira This summer, Fernie Ghostriders assistant coach Thomas Skelton will hit the road on his bike to bring awareness to mental health. His…
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COVID claiming two major community events again
Marysville Daze 2019 The COVID-19 pandemic and its third wave is causing the cancellation again of two major community events in Kimberley. Steven Royer, President…
Valley chamber successful in funding application
New funding allocation for the Columbia Valley and surrounding areas to fund recovery advisor positions Communities and businesses throughout British Columbia’s southern interior are receiving…
Potential COVID-19 exposures reported in local schools
Interior Health (IH) reports five East Kootenay schools have had potential COVID-19 exposures between April 6 and 12. Windermere Elementary School and Eileen Madson Primary…
It’s important to know all the COVID-19 numbers
“Perceptions,” by Gerry Warner Op-Ed Commentary Appearing below is a letter I’ve written to Dr. Bonnie Henry. I wrote the letter because I believe our…
Prescribed burn near airport delayed due to wind
UPDATE: Scott Driver, Director of Cranbrook Fire & Emergency Services this morning reported the prescribed burn planned for the Canadian Rockies International Airport area has…
A magical place
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…
Honorary UBC Degree for Garry Merkel
Kimberley area resident Garry Merkel is among 18 people receiving honorary degrees from the University of British Columbia (UBC) this spring, including B.C.’s Provincial Health…
Renewable Energy Institute established
The Board of Directors of the Columbia Institute of Renewable Energy Society (CIRES) has announced the incorporation of a society under the authority of B.C.’s…
Almost $2.5 million in tourism investments coming to region
Four East Kootenay municipalities are receiving $2,486,885 in provincial funding to support tourism infrastructure development, part of a $5 million provincial StrongerBC program. “This direct…