The Kimberley/Cranbrook 55+ B.C. Games have officially come to an end.
The most senior athletes at the track and field competition at the 2018 Kimberley Cranbrook 55+ BC Games are Margaret Raffan and Hildegard Buschhaus
Sporting action continues in Kimberley and Cranbrook
Women's hockey makes its debut at the 55+ BC Games in Cranbrook/Kimberley
Today marks the first day of competition for 55+ B.C. Games participants.
The the first time in its history, the 55+ BC Games (formerly known as the BC Seniors Games) are featuring Women's Hockey
The the first time in its history, the 55+ BC Games (formerly known as the BC Seniors Games) are featuring Women's Hockey
Games Village and Participant Accreditation currently taking place at Kimberley Alpine Resort.
Athletes to receive coupon book for special deals to local businesses
The 55+ BC Games are just around the corner and volunteers are needed in Kimberley and Cranbrook.
All five communities are backing the bid
The city lacks the facilities and resources to host the Games on its own
Oak Bay backs the bid for 2020, 2021 or 2022 Games
With the 55+ BC Games coming up in the fall, the first big step in getting the communities of Kimberley and Cranbrook ready for them has been taken with the opening of the official office for the Games in the old Community Futures building on Slater Road in Cranbrook.
Free, one-day session for people over 55 to sample a number of sports and activities
Exciting events coming this summer at Trail Parks and Rec
As the Kimberley/Cranbrook 2018 55+ BC Games draw nearer, the call for local athletes to participates has gone out.
Regional district receives funding to host two free 'Give it a Try' events
