Simone Joseph is a Reporter at The Thornhill Liberal newspaper. She focuses on new businesses and notable restaurants, contributing to yorkregion.com’s Neighborhood Eats series, while also covering themes related to construction, real estate, and environmental issues. Simone's work has been featured in various publications, including the Toronto Star and the Huntsville Forester.
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Simone's coverage is largely focused on local events and news, with a particular emphasis on family & relationships and entertainment. If you have insights or stories related to community events, traffic accidents, affordable housing initiatives in Ontario (especially King Township), Canadian Blood Services activities, or fire investigations within the region, she may be interested in your pitch.
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By: Simone Joseph
Cranbrook will move back to Stage 1 water restrictions on September 14.
By: Simone Joseph
Fill up and give back with Co-op Fuel Up & Fuel Good Day, returning September 15, raising funds for local non-profits including the Cranbrook Kimberley Hospice Society.
By: Simone Joseph
First Nations and local governments across B.C. will receive more than $1.3 million for 29 projects to improve evacuation-route and public-notification planning, helping communities better prepare for emergencies, including in Cranbrook and Creston.
By: Simone Joseph
The Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) Kootenays is inviting the community to gather in Cranbrook today (Sept. 10) for an event marking World Suicide Prevention Day.
Preseason hockey continues tonight, with the Cranbrook Bucks and Fernie Ghostriders both playing at home.
A new Rentals.ca report says average asking rents dropped 4.8 per cent nationally and 4.7 per cen t in British Columbia in August, the 23rd straight month of year-over-year declines.
Nominations for the 2026 General Local Election close tomorrow (Sept.11) for mayor, councillor and school district trustee positions.
By: Simone Joseph
The Regional District of East Kootenay (RDEK) recognized Electoral Area B Volunteer of the Year Joanne Gareau at an event in Jaffray, celebrating her dedication and service.
By: Simone Joseph
The Fernie Ghostriders have named Liam Breakenridge as its captain for the upcoming British Columbia Hockey Conference (BCHC) season.
By: Simone Joseph
Fernie City Council has adopted amendments to the sewer connection and user fee bylaws, changing service connection fees from a percentage-based fee to a flat administration fee of $550 per service.
