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.

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.

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.

From bannock and soup to seed sharing and thoughtful discussion, Sunday’s Tea Creek screening was a gathering rooted in connection. The documentary highlights both the challenges and the promise of Indigenous-led food sovereignty — and reminds us that building resilient local food systems starts close to home.