Parks Canada has already taken steps to help improve staff levels next winter.
RDEK Area G residents will get another formal chance to voice their opinions on backyard chickens after all
Invermere council heard a presentation from the provincial Forest Practices Board at its council meeting earlier this month.
At the recent District of Invermere council, councilors discussed the possibility of sponsors for the upcoming multi-use centre.
The Columbia Valley Chamber of Commerce held a webinar for local businesses wanting to upgrade their employees skills.
The marble plaque in Invermere’s current community hall will become part of the Columbia Valley’s new multi-use centre.
New funding has been announced for several search and rescue organizations in the Kootenay region.
RDEK holds series of votes centring on backyard agriculture at the most recent RDEK board of directors meeting.
The B.C. Rural Dividend program has already proved popular.
The Multi-Material BC Corporation responding to an April 2016 invoice from Regional District of East Kootenay with refusal to pay.
Conrad Black weighs in on the long-running legal battle
Category three fires banned, small campfires are still fine
Jim Jenkinson shot a hole-in-one 14 years ago and then did it again on the same hole a few weeks ago
The district of Invermere recently improved accessibility around Kinsmen Beach
Invermere council approved a bevy of special events at its most recent council meeting, including the Tim Goldie celebration of life.
Horse-drawn wagon rides come to Invermere this summer after council voted in approval at its recent meeting.
The Columbia Basin Trust recently announced the projects that were successful in receiving the Trust’s new Recreation Infrastructure Grants.
There’s been a large jump in the number of international tourists visiting B.C. in 2016, a trend also noticed in the Columbia Valley.
The Crown of the Continent has partnered with the National Geographic in geotourism project.
The Auditor General of B.C. released an audit criticizing the provincial government’s oversight of the mining industry earlier last week.
