Changes and updates are coming soon to the numerous Stop of Interest signs in the Columbia Valley
In this year's Columbia Valley Rockies Classic Car Raffle, Tony Giasson walked home with a 1970 Jeep of his own.
The Columbia Valley Rockies lost two games last weekend on their first road trip of the season.
Despite outplaying the visiting Spokane Braves, the Rockies recorded their fourth loss of the season 6-5 last Saturday night.
21-year-old Doan Smith is making his way back to Sweden for his second season in the Swedish Hockey League.
COSEWIC is asking anyone who has seen a Giant Lacewing to take pictures and submit them to complete their study on the dying species.
It's a great feeling being back on the ice in a Canadian hockey rink. I'm happy to say this one is in the Invermere Hockey League.
After splitting the opening weekend of their season, the Rockies suffered a set back dropping both games on the weekend and fell to 1-3.
Former Rockies player Ryan Lawson will be continuing his hockey career in the Swedish Hockey League this season.
A Radium resident requested a noise bylaw change at the most recent town council meeting after several cases she says cost her business.
The Columbia Valley Rockies started the season by splitting their home-opening series with a loss to Creston and win over Fernie.
The Ktunaxa Nation welcomed Quebec MP Romeo Saganash to talk about the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act.
The BC Government's School Enhancement Program presents the opportunity for upgrades within the Rocky Mountain School District.
Crocodiles and Ice book about the explorations of Jon Turk is set to release on September 15th in Fernie.
The Columbia Valley Rockies of the KIJHL are making their final cuts ahead of the season opener Friday night versus Creston.
From Invermere to Guelph Ontario, Tryg Strand has big dreams both on the ice and in the classroom.
The ICBC is filing for approval of a 4.9 per cent increase on basic insurance premiums for the upcoming year.
After two years of planning, the Canal Flats bike park nears completion with just the final touches waiting to be added.
The BC government is kick-starting a pilot program to allow modified golf carts on municipal roads in two small communities.
The B.C. Government has announced that it is distributing new grants aimed to help small communities.
