By Rob Gay, Electoral Area C Director Many of you are busy so I will start with the summary. My call for action for you;…
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Signs down but candidate not defeated
After picking up a pile of vandalized signs on Victoria Avenue, City of Cranbrook councillor candidate Wes Graham said he is ready to face this…
Current council has done admirable job
Letter to the Editor I am perplexed at some statements in door-to-door pamphlets and letters to the editor regarding the folks running for council seats…
Come on candidates, please be specific
Letter to the Editor There is one common element amongst new candidates in this election, about which I am surprised. It is the assumption by…
Voter turnout record set at first advance poll
City of Cranbrook voters smashed a record yesterday. The city is reporting this morning that 713 registered and first time voters cast ballots at the…
Imagine a sustainable Kimberley
By Don McCormick Kimberley’s Integrated Community Sustainability Plan (Imagine Kimberley) was initiated by former mayor Jim Ogilvie and adopted by the city in 2011. It…
Join the discussion; forum good for voting prep
City of Cranbrook and area voters will be casting votes electronically for the first time this Nov. 15. So it is only fitting that…
McIntosh wants to give back to Cranbrook
Cranbrook resident Lynn McIntosh has thrown her hat into the ring to run for City of Cranbrook council in the Nov. 15 election. I have…
On Cranbrook’s economy and roads
By Mayor Wayne Stetski I am going to start by thanking all those who have put their names forward to run for Mayor or Council…
Warner runs again on an independent path
Local journalist and first-term council member Gerry Warner says he’d like to serve another term as an independent on City of Cranbrook council. “My constituency…