The annual Kootenay Literary Competition has been launched and is now open for adult people
People seem happy with the status quo when it comes to the Kootenay East riding boundary
A letter to the editor from Canal Flats coucillor Paul Marcil
For most of our Invermere Judo Club members, new and returning, judo began on September 15th
Politicians announced an investment to enhance safety through the construction of additional wildlife crossing structures in KNP
A letter to the editor from Peter Christensen of Radium Hot Springs
August has gone by so quickly — we have reached the end of the Artym summer shows already!
The local softball season wraps up for another year.
A piece of me is missing. I gave it away a long time ago, and I expect I will never get it back.
The Bugaboos Teens climbing program got off to an auspicious start
A family vacation at a mountain cabin in the valley nearly ended in tragedy
The Artym Gallery is pleased to present painter Cameron Bird and sculptor Sandy Graves this Friday, July 18th and Saturday, July 19th.
Windermere Valley Golf Course has a long history of giving back to our community.
The endangered northern leopard frog, the most at-risk amphibian in British Columbia, is taking a leap forward on its path to recovery
Contest open to participants across the province. Deadline to enter amateur photo contest is July 4. Time is running out. Enter today.
Want to learn more about the unique world of bats? Do you want free mosquito control?
The Province's new recycling fee system has been implemented, and Buckerfields CEO Kelvin McCulloch has noticed the trickle...
The first part is ICAN’s account of its rolein the reunion, and the second part is by Kara Cassidy, the grateful owner of Ritzy
When buying a used vehicle, you should do your homework, says CarProof. 150,000 British Columbians buy from a private seller each year.
B.C. business owner lays out his issues with Province's MMBC recycling plan; calls it a 'cash and power grab'
