People throughout the Columbia Valley join the family of Neil Muth as they mourn the loss of the ColumbiaBasin Trust CEO.
The Supreme Court of Canada has sided with the B.C Teachers’ Federation in a court battle that began in 2002.
Every coin has two sides and the Columbia Valley Rockies are ensuring the KIJHL sees both sides of theirs this 2016-17 season
Council discussed a complaint put forward to bylaw officers from a resident in regards to pigeon waste contamination on their property.
Rockies lineup this year features four local players
A birthplace of Doncaster, United Kingdo makes Reynish a truly unique player on this year’s Columbia Valley Rockies.
The Village of Radium Hot Springs is looking for the final design for its new community hall after holding its first open house.
The Rockies lost their only game of the week in a close fought game against the Fernie Ghostriders.
From Invermere to Saskatchewan to PEI, Kiana Strand has taken her talents on the ice, nation-wide.
After starting out with one of the worst goals against averages of the season, the Rockies have added three defenceman to their roster.
Just when it looked like the Rockies were turning a corner, they dropped two of three games last week.
If people want to refer to their pets as their children, go right ahead. Who's it harming anyways?
The Columbia Valley Rockies are finally finding their stride, splitting last weekend's games against Fernie and Kimberley.
Briefs from the recent Radium Hot Springs council meeting held on October 26th.
The Columbia Valley Rockies dropped both of their games last weekend against Fernie and Creston.
After months of consultation, the Family Dynamix Association is moving forward with plans for more affordable housing in the Valley.
A recent study out of the University of Alberta showed that grizzly bear deaths caused by human activity are on the rise in Elk Valley.
The EKISC recently held a number of open houses in the Columbia Valley to highlight the concern around invasive species.
As of October 7th, category 3 open fires are once again be permitted in the Southeast Fire Centre, due to a decreased risk of wildfires.
Local resort communities will see more funding in the future thanks to the continued Resort Municipality Initiative.
