Kimberley son Josh Dueck has today been named Canada’s chef de mission for the Beijing 2022 Paralympic Winter Games. Josh Dueck Now a Canadian Paralympic Hall…
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Canadians will pay the price for dithering on COVID-19
“Perceptions,” by Gerry Warner Op-Ed Commentary Is it time the government changed its COVID-19 strategy in B.C.? Several ugly incidents in the province this week…
Reflections of a recently retired Mountie
Letter to the Editor I’ve been retired for two weeks now, but it still feels a little like I’m on holidays. In looking back I…
Remembrance Day in the region
COVID-19 has caused numerous changes to Nov. 11 Remembrance Day ceremonies and traditions throughout the region. Canal Flats Remembrance Day Service will be held outside…
Accounting firm ahead of the curve
By Erin Knutson Rice & Co, a recent entrant in East Kootenay’s accounting landscape, has seen their business grow significantly during the COVID-19 pandemic. Already…
A perfect excuse to stay home and shop local
#LiveLocal #EatLocalYXC As we move into fall and winter the weeks leading up to the holiday season our thoughts turn to, not just all the…
Get your taste of the #EatLocalYXC Festival
Celebrate and help support local food entrepreneurs during Small Business Week with the first-ever #EatLocalYXC Festival in a series of fun and engaging Facebook Live…
Local leaders voice support for Clovechok re-election
Local government leaders from across Columbia River-Revelstoke are saying re-electing Doug Clovechok as MLA is the best way for local communities to have a strong,…
Thank you for helping us view trees differently
Letter to the Editor Please give Mr. (Nowell) Berg a hearty pat on the back for his piece ‘The Ponderosa: A Wasa Story,’ published Oct. 11…
Marysville Falls Walkway rebuild being studied
Since the Sullivan Mine closed in 2001, Kimberley has leaned on our amazing recreation amenities and pure mountain air to attract visitors. These resources are…