Greenhouse in Invermere attracts a tidal wave of attention from all around the world, unbeknownst to many Columbia Valley residents.
FWCP)is accepting grant applications for just fish and wildlife projects, through the Upper Kootenay Ecosystems Enhancement Plan (UKEEP).
Enrollment for post secondary schools is up across the province, including in Invermere at the College of the Rockies.
Future plans for Invermere’s CastleRock subdivision include a reduction in the number of lots and a corresponding increase in lot size
Mayor outlines contribution policies in which new development just outside the district boundaries helps pay for amenities inside boundaries
The Village of Canal Flats is getting set for its annual strategic planning session
Photovoltaic solar panels on the new multi-use centre may not tilt much or face south
Things will get a little greener in three Columbia Valley communities
While ranchers may have had a booming season last year, this year things seem back to normal
Federal government spending on the Canada Summer Jobs initiative was up almost double compared with last year.
Students heading back to the Upper Columbia Valley’s schools last week may have already noticed a few differences in the classrooms
Wildfire Service lights prescribed burns south of Upper Columbia Valley
New BCTESG education grant expands eligibility to
Officials are cautioning B.C. hunters and the public to keep a wary eye out for signs of chronic wasting disease among deer, moose and elk
Company leaves Athalmer, sets up by Fairmont airport
A provincial study is showing increased level of winter ticks in moose as compared with last year
The District of Invermere now officially has an accessibility policy, after Invermere council adopted one at its most recent meeting.
The Columbia Basin Trust will be funding even more projects in the Basin area next year following a big increase in its revenue.
Unofficial accommodation options, through the popular rental website Airbnb, are cropping up in the Upper Columbia Valley rapidly.
The urban deer that have been moved from Invermere as part of a pilot relocation study have shown better-than-expected survival rates.
