November's KCFN newsletter explores the ongoing work of local food security, from Cranbrook's proposed Community Food Charter to end-of-season highlights, community initiatives, upcoming events & updates from across the Kimberley Cranbrook Food Network.

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.

Kimberley City Council candidate Woody Maguire 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.

Kimberley City Council candidate Shara Bakos 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.

Kimberley City Council candidate Diana Fox 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.

Columbia River–Revelstoke provincial candidate Rana Nelson (BC Greens) responds to three questions from the Kimberley Cranbrook Food Network ahead of the upcoming BC election.

Kimberley City Council candidate Khadija Flynn 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.

Kimberley City Council candidate Aubrey Blair-Pattison 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.

Kimberley City Council candidate Sue Cairns 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.

Kimberley Mayor candidate Powder Matt Mosteller 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.

Kimberley City Council candidate Grant Farquhar 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.

Kimberley City Council candidate Craig Janzen 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.

Kimberley City Council candidate Michelle Nex 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.

Kimberley City Council candidate Angela Symes 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.

Garden season is just around the corner — and starting seeds indoors is one of the best ways to get a head start. Here are a few simple tips to get growing, plus local resources like seed libraries, workshops, and ways to share what you grow this season.

Kimberley Helping Hands Food Bank is celebrating 40 years of service with a community 50/50 fundraiser — a chance to win while supporting local food access.

The Kimberley Seed Library is now stocked and ready for the 2026 growing season at the Kimberley Public Library! The Kimberley Seed Library is a simple idea with a big goal: helping more people grow food locally. By providing free donated seeds (and encouraging the sharing of saved or still-viable seeds amongst other gardens/gardeners), the initiative supports more home and community gardening throughout the region. For example, last year the Kimberley Seed Library stand help