Hottest day in the nation breaks 1937 heat record
For 84 years, the country’s hottest weather record of 113 degrees Fahrenheit held fast and hard, until this past torrid weekend in Lytton, B.C.
Grads celebrate another challenging school year
Graduation exercises at Killarney School were different again this year, but they were also very well done, accommodating graduates and their families with a drive-in style graduation ceremony.
Merv Tweed sworn in as Killarney’s new mayor
A long-time political force, who has always considered Killarney his home, has captured the civic office’s hottest seat.
Merv Tweed is Killarney’s new mayor
Merv Tweed is Killarney’s new mayor, defeating Matthew Reimer in Wednesday’s mayoral by-election.
The Grad Parade is back after a long lockdown year
Parents and teachers are hoping to celebrate the 2021 grads in style, despite a difficult and long COVID-19 year.
Gorgeous bloomers and loud boomers on Canada Day
Music, fireworks, fast cars – and even a few ladies sporting bloomers – will be part of this year’s Canada Day celebration.
Election day for Killarney’s new mayor this Wednesday
Election day to decide Killarney’s next mayor is this Wednesday, June 23 at the Shamrock Centre, with two candidates squaring off.
When not every child mattered
Janz’s Market moves off Main Street
On Thursday, the old Janz’s Market on Main was painstakingly lifted up and away from its home on the corner of Broadway and Finlay.
COVID-19 cases at Killarney School lead to remote learning
Killarney School has closed its doors, after more than two cases of COVID-19 were confirmed at the location.