Jaime Polmateer, who is to take over as editor of the Clearwater Times when Keith McNeill retires on May 29, checks out Spahats Falls on his first day of work at the newspaper on Friday, May 18. Originally from a small town in Ontario, he has a diploma in journalism and has worked at small newspapers in Saskatchewan and Manitoba.

Jaime Polmateer, who is to take over as editor of the Clearwater Times when Keith McNeill retires on May 29, checks out Spahats Falls on his first day of work at the newspaper on Friday, May 18. Originally from a small town in Ontario, he has a diploma in journalism and has worked at small newspapers in Saskatchewan and Manitoba.

Future editor arrives

Jaime Polmateer, who is to take over as editor May 29, starts training at the Times

Jaime Polmateer, who is to take over as editor of the Clearwater Times when Keith McNeill retires on May 29, checks out Spahats Falls on his first day of work at the newspaper on Friday, May 18.

READ MORE: Times editor announces his retirement (May 3, 2018)

Originally from a small town in Ontario, he has a diploma in journalism and has worked at small newspapers in Saskatchewan and Manitoba.

newsroom@clearwatertimes.comLike us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter

Clearwater Times

Previous story
VIDEO: As floodwaters recede, crews assess the damage to Grand Forks’ downtown
Next story
VIDEO: Grow-op burns in rural Aldergrove

Just Posted

Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau speaks during the closing press conference of the Ukraine peace summit in Obbürgen, Switzerland, Sunday, June 16, 2024. Switzerland is hosting scores of world leaders this weekend to try to map out the first steps toward peace in Ukraine. (AP Photo/Laurent Cipriani)
Trudeau says Russia must be accountable for ‘genocide’ of taking Ukrainian kids