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It’s that time of year again, when Kimberley schools close for the summer and students are free from homework and schoolwork for two months.

Local youth will be heading deep into the backcountry this July to explore the Hornaday Wilderness near Elkford with Wildsight’s Go Wild! Rockies Youth Leadership Program. This 6-day, self-sufficient backpacking trip starts July 8th and is open to youth from ages 14 to 18 who want to experience the Rockies as they were more than a century ago.

Over the past couple of weeks there have been numerous grizzly sightings in East Kootenay, and an increase in Kimberley and Cranbrook over the past few years. According to WildSafeBC, we will experience a slower period in July, which will increase in August and spike in September. Historically, during the third weekend in September WildSafeBC and the Conservation Officer Services have the highest volume of calls with regards to wildlife.

It’s been a dramatic and exciting first few weeks for the rookie MLA

Kimberley RCMP report that a truck and trailer were completely destroyed by fire Tuesday afternoon at the Wasa Rest Area on Highway 93/95.

KIMBERLEY, B.C. – Road and sidewalk construction is taking place at the intersection of Wallinger

Fire Department responded to several incidents over the weekend

Selkirk Secondary hosted graduation ceremonies at the Kimberley Civic Centre this past Saturday. At that time, a number of students received scholarships. The recipients are:

Kimberley Rotary hands over the park to the City of Kimberley

?aq’am welcome community to share in their culture