The Kootenays will be getting more than $16 million taxpayer funds returned in transportation investments made to support the region during the COVID-19 pandemic. Through…
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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…
Summer in the East Kootenay 2020
Weâre a bit early, as summer doesnât officially end until tomorrow, but 2020 has been one of the weirder and more annoying years in a…
We do not do this to create conflict with others
Letter to the Editor In response to the May 24 letter âConcerned about jet boats on St. Mary Riverâ by Dale and Doug Martin of…
Springâs yellow carpet
By Ian Adams Early May brings the East Kootenayâs most stunning and best-known floral display, arrowleaf balsamroot. Colloquially known as Okanagan sunflower in the Okanagan…
Concerned about jet boats on St. Mary River
Letter to the Editor The St. Mary River (as well as other East Kootenay rivers) are closed to fishing from April 1 to June 15….
Police unable to determine dog death as suspicious
Kimberley RCMP is currently investigating the death of a dog in the area. Police encouraged the owners to contact RCMP after multiple social media posts…
Kimberley Alpine offering free locals day Jan. 12
Continuing with its tradition of thanking the community, Kimberley Alpine Resort will offer a free day of skiing/riding to locals on Sunday, January 12. Photo…
2019 in the East Kootenay
Mark Creek, Kimberley/September. Who is going to miss 2019? Thatâs right; all eyes forward and no looking back â except for this brief photographic presentation…
Spring in the East Kootenay
We had a fairly mellow spring in the East Kootenay. Enough rain to green things up, a few bouts of heat and some early fire…