Our October newsletter is here! Explore our municipal and provincial election candidate Q&As, catch up on KCFN's Food Security Tour, Live For Local collaborations, fall harvest happenings, community updates and more from across the Kimberley Cranbrook Food Network.

Cranbrook Mayor candidate Lynnette Wray responds to three questions from the Kimberley Cranbrook Food Network about local food production, food insecurity and community resilience ahead of the October 17 municipal election.

Kootenay-Rockies provincial candidate Keenan Dennehy (BC Greens) responds to three questions from the Kimberley Cranbrook Food Network ahead of the upcoming BC election.

Cranbrook City Council candidate Jeremy Youngward responds to three questions from the Kimberley Cranbrook Food Network about local food production, food insecurity and community resilience ahead of the October 17 municipal election.

Cranbrook City Council candidate Ron Miles responds to three questions from the Kimberley Cranbrook Food Network about local food production, food insecurity and community resilience ahead of the October 17 municipal election.

Cranbrook City Council candidate Roth Hall responds to three questions from the Kimberley Cranbrook Food Network about local food production, food insecurity and community resilience ahead of the October 17 municipal election.

Cranbrook City Council candidate Denis Senecal responds to three questions from the Kimberley Cranbrook Food Network about local food production, food insecurity and community resilience ahead of the October 17 municipal election.

Cranbrook City Council candidate Robin Goldsbury responds to three questions from the Kimberley Cranbrook Food Network about local food production, food insecurity and community resilience ahead of the October 17 municipal election.

Cranbrook City Council candidate Bruce Murdoch responds to three questions from the Kimberley Cranbrook Food Network about local food production, food insecurity and community resilience ahead of the October 17 municipal election.

Our September newsletter is here! Catch up on Live For Local events, harvest-season happenings, community updates and more from across the Kimberley Cranbrook Food Network.

Our first monthly newsletter is here! Catch up on news, events, opportunities and stories from across the Kimberley Cranbrook Food Network.

From seed starting to seed saving, a series of workshops and events across Kimberley and Cranbrook is helping build confidence, connection, and momentum for the local growing season.

Approximately 150 community members gathered at the Cranbrook Public Library for the city’s first Seedy Saturday — connecting with fellow gardeners, sharing knowledge, and picking up seeds for the growing season ahead.

Two Seedy Saturdays are sprouting up in our region this spring! 🌱 Join us in Cranbrook on February 14th and Kimberley on March 7th for free, family-friendly community seed swaps that celebrate seed saving, local growing knowledge, and our communities exciting Seed Libraries.

On January 22, 2026, the Kimberley Cranbrook Food Network hosted a Farmer’s Forum & Appreciation Event at the Cranbrook Public Library, bringing together farmers, food producers, school food coordinators, funders, and community organizations for open, solution-focused dialogue on regional food security. This post shares key takeaways, resources, and next steps from the day.

Two new job opportunities are available at Cranbrook Urban Farm for people who care about local food, community connection, and hands-on work. These hydroponic farm roles are part of a community-focused social enterprise, with both positions aiming to be filled by February 5, 2026.