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McCormick touts Kimberley/Cranbrook relationship

McCormick touts Kimberley/Cranbrook relationship

Kimberley mayor Don McCormick touted the city’s relationship with Cranbrook in an address to the Cranbrook Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday at the Royal Alexandra Hall.
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Kimberley RCMP first quarter report

Kimberley RCMP first quarter report

Kimberley RCMP had a busy fourth quarter, with over 460 calls for service. In 2017, there was a total of 2064.
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Critical Condition: Reports support claims of sub-par care in B.C.

Critical Condition: Reports support claims of sub-par care in B.C.

The Auditor General of BC is working on the second audit of BCEHS.
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Payroll tax will not affect city of Kimberley budget

Payroll tax will not affect city of Kimberley budget

One of the items in the provincial budget brought down last week that is drawing sharp criticism from the BC Liberals is the payroll tax meant to replace the revenue lost from reducing MSP premiums.
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Couple reunited after Immigration confusion

Couple reunited after Immigration confusion

After nearly four months apart a Marysville couple are together again
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No sweep; Fernie takes game four

No sweep; Fernie takes game four

JOSH LOCKHART
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UPDATE: Kimberley City Council adopts Official Community Plan

UPDATE: Kimberley City Council adopts Official Community Plan

More Council conversation from OCP vote
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B.C. welcomes Ottawa’s help on rental housing construction

B.C. welcomes Ottawa’s help on rental housing construction

Federal funds slow to arrive for child care, marijuana, Carole James says
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Kootenay Savings Sponsoring Kids to Attend Summer Camp

Kootenay Savings Sponsoring Kids to Attend Summer Camp

A lot of us have very fond memories of summer camp. It’s an experience that can stay with you for a long time. The YES Camp at Lake Cowichan on Vancouver Island is geared specifically to teens ages 14 to 18. The camp focuses on cooperation, communication, leadership and self-esteem.
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Stride and Glide for Hope

Stride and Glide for Hope

Because of a couple of factors, there was no Slopes for Hope skiing event to raise funds for the Canadian Cancer Society this year in Kimberley. Lori Craig, who volunteered for Slopes for Hope the past couple of years says that with the Canadian Cancer Society in Cranbrook closing its office, the event had just run its course.
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