Invermere's cull of up to 100 urban deer could be underway by the weekend, mayor Gerry Taft confirmed today.
READThe Columbia Valley's villages and towns are about the same size they were five years ago, but rural areas experienced sharper declines.
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Residents opposed to a cull of up to 100 deer take to the streets of Invermere to rally, promise more action in coming days
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Twenty seven teams participated in the three-day event, featuring well over a hundred participants from across the region.
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Discovery Channel film crew puts the spotlight on Invermere for "Gigantic Things" week.
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Fr the first time in the Lake Windermere District Rod and Gun Club's 93-year history, the new president will be a woman.
READA project with global influence is trying to make its way into Canal Flats, with the assistance of the Headwaters Arts Society.
READA summary of the Columbia Valley RCMP's case logs for the weekend of January 27.
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It was standing room only at the Invermere's Tuesday night council meeting, as the public turned out to debate the upcoming cull.
READPuppy Love, an event at Fire Vixen tattoos on February 12, is aimed at supporting the group Global Animal Lovers (GALs).
READIf you're getting tired of the winter blues, the Windermere Valley Child Care Society's Family Fun Dance might be the event for you.
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Dust off those clubs, the 11th Annual Kinsmen Club of Windermere Valley Snow Golf on the Lake tournament is back.
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The Discovery Channel's Mark Miller will try his hand at clearing the (unofficial) world's largest maintained outdoor skating rink.
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The building that once housed Golden Timber Frames could soon become the home of indoor soccer players, roller girls and other sports teams.
READA locally-based charity raising awareness about childhood sexual abuse is hoping to get people across the country interested in its message.
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Invermere's Snowflake Festival and the annual Bonspiel on the Lake lit up Lake Windermere January 20.
READColumbia Valley RCMP report on notable calls for the weekend of January 14.
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Grade 3 students in Windermere get a taste for cross country skiing.
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Grade 12 David Thompson Secondary School students faced off against the Columbia Valley Rockies in a dodgeball showdown.
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With $1.8 million in funding on the line, Dry Gulch property owners are trying to revive a plan to bring a water system to the community.
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