BC Assessment has surveyed Radium with a camera-mounted van.
“This is a great example of collaboration,” said Al Neal, strategic planning leader for BC Ecosystem Restoration
The Rocky Mountain Rally will be returning again this year
Erika Schnider came for a year and stayed for life.
The Lake Windermere District Lions Club has beefed up the tool chest at the Invermere Fire Department.
“Lake Enid is a really good educational tool in a lot of ways."
The Columbia Valley will be graced with the presence of two young professionals this summer who came to Invermere for work that they love.
The District of Invermere has recently replaced an aging member of its maintenance fleet.
Two lives were saved in the valley last week after two separate rescue operations took place.
Local business owners were invited to a seminar to learn the value of the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) on Tuesday, May 27th.
Seed by Seed food activists Mischa Hamara and Danielle Prapavessis made a stop at DTSS to spread their message
Over the course of the winter months, mountains throughout the Kootenays have accumulated 135 per cent of the normal snowpack
Valley-based oil painter Denise Lemaster brings new life to the Columbia Valley’s favourite landscapes
The long-standing Heart of the Rockies is back once again to test the mettle of valley triathletes
Radium Hot Springs has upgraded the esthetics of its communal greeting, but the message is remaining the same
The Lake Windermere Ambassadors will be spending their cut of the money to increase public awareness of the Columbia Headwaters watershed
The food service sector has been suspended from using the TFW Program, and the local implications are causing headaches
Johnson Trail is an ideal location for a 5 Peaks venue
Green fees are on the house for junior golfers as the Columbia Valley Golf Trail is offering the Junior Golf Tour
Members of the Canal Flats Wilderness Club are putting the finishing touches on a new range
