Kimberley Daily Bulletin

The Kimberley Daily Bulletin serves as the primary daily news source for Kimberley, British Columbia, Canada. This newspaper, which is released from Monday to Friday, proudly claims to be "Canada's smallest daily newspaper."

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Cranbrook veterinary clinic picks up provincial awards

2 weeks ago | kimberleybulletin.com | Trevor Crawley

Tanglefoot Veterinary Services in Cranbrook has been recognized with two awards from the B.C. Veterinary Technologists Association. At a recent conference in the Okanagan, the B.C. Veterinary Technologists Association named Tanglefoot Veterinary Services as the 2025 Practice of the Year, while Lena Richter, the team's lead Registered Veterinary Technologist (RVT) was awarded the 2025 Registered Veterinary Technologist of the Year.
More details unveiled for KOREfest, Localpalooza

2 weeks ago | kimberleybulletin.com | Paul Rodgers

Further details have been announced for the inaugural KOREfest and Localpalooza, a two-day festival presented by the Kootenay Outdoor Recreation Enterprise (KORE) in Kimberley's Platzl on June 28 and 29. This two-day event will showcase Kootenay-based outdoor gear makers and feature performances from 10 bands. Gear makers on site will include: Ghostrider Equipment, Northern Teardrop Trailer, Kootenay Mountain Boats, Shishka Sleeping Bags and many more.
Kimberley Public Library announces summer programming for kids

2 weeks ago | kimberleybulletin.com | Paul Rodgers

Summer is here and the Kimberley Public Library (KPL) has a ton of fantastic programming in store to keep kids entertained and engaged, including the Summer Reading Club. This club, geared towards children in kindergarten to Grade 7, is a free program that includes fun-filled activities, crafts, a magic show, a weekly scavenger hunt and reading prizes. The program is every Tuesday from July 8 to August 26.
Kimberley's Sawyer Popovitch earns spot at Freeride World Champs

3 weeks ago | kimberleybulletin.com | Paul Rodgers

Kimberley skier Sawyer Popovitch has earned one of only five spots available for North American women skiers to compete in the Freeride Junior World Championships, which will be held in Kappl, Austria in January, 2026. "I was definitely excited when I found out that I am going to worlds, but January is a long way away, so it kind of feels a bit surreal," Popovitch said.
Kimberley Pride Society talks Pride Month

3 weeks ago | kimberleybulletin.com | Paul Rodgers

June is Pride Month and the Kimberley Pride Society (KPS) has a ton of exciting events in store. KPS is a grassroots, not-for-profit established in 2021/22. The Bulletin caught up with president Khadija Flynn to learn more about the society and discuss what they have planned for Pride Month. Khadija and her partner first moved to Kimberley from Vancouver in 2019.
B.C.'s minimum wage increase draws mixed reactions

4 weeks ago | kimberleybulletin.com | Barry Gerding

Who has not said this before in their working lives, "Appreciate the raise but it is not enough." That is the reaction of those who advocate for a raise to B.C.'s minimum wage beyond the $17.40 to $17.85 increase announced by the provincial government this month.
The return of McWhinnie Day at Kimberley Skatepark

1 month ago | kimberleybulletin.com | Paul Rodgers

Following a pause on the annual event, McWhinnie Day returned on Friday, May 23, to the Kimberley Skatepark, honouring Bob McWhinnie, the man who made the park happen in the first place. "Bob McWhinnie — he was a real joyful, fun guy," said Alex Buterman, who has been an organizer of McWhinnie Day for many years.
Increased odours to be expected from wastewater treatment plant

1 month ago | kimberleybulletin.com | Paul Rodgers

With the arrival of spring, the annual seasonal bio-solids work is underway now at the wastewater treatment plant, meaning Marysville residents may notice stronger odours emanating from the facility. "Each spring and summer, the City carries out important maintenance to remove and dry bio-solids, which can lead to more noticeable odours," City staff said. "Depending on the weather and wind, the smells might come and go throughout the warmer months.
Military Ames to host Warrior Resiliency Program

1 month ago | kimberleybulletin.com | Paul Rodgers

Military Ames, in partnership with Ret'd Sgt. Sue Harvey, will host Driving Forward — From Service to Support, The Warrior Resiliency Program on Friday, June 6. Harvey, who is both a US Army Veteran and a 13-year veteran of the RCMP, will lead this clinic that addresses the mental health challenges faced by military personnel, RCMP and first responders, through the use of sport and human performance. This includes better decision making in high-stress situations.
Military Ames to unveil service dog memorial June 7

1 month ago | kimberleybulletin.com | Paul Rodgers

After a multi-year process, Military Ames will has announced the date of the unveiling ceremony for their Service Dog Memorial. The public is invited to join Military Ames at Spokane Street, the entrance to the Platzl, to unveil this monument to service dogs at 1 p.m. on Saturday, June 7. "It’s been a meaningful journey and the moment has finally arrived," said Cindy Postnikoff of Military Ames.