Announcement of an imposed tariff on Canadian softwood lumber has caused much debate over what will happen to Canada’s forestry industry.
Regional Rundown with Area director Gerry Wilkie, talking about recent Climate Change conference
New reporting methods underway while Province decides how to track core competencies at school
New signage coming for Source of The Columbia in Canal Flats
Rotary Club wants to put up digital sign in downtown Invermere
Two Vancouver Foundation representatives came to town to help nonprofit organizations to access funding
Radium is the proud owner of a new street sweeper, already put to use cleaning up the local streets.
Softwood lumber dispute has all the great elements for a political showdown
Invermere residents got a chance to hear and see Columbia River-Revelstoke candidates up close and personal during the All Candidates Forum
Candidate respond to range of questions at David Thompson Secondary School event
Jumbo Glacier Mountain Resort council update on financial plan bylaw.
The BC Wildlife Federation town hall meeting brought forward three main causes for the problems within wildlife management in B.C..
Invermere local Dawn Attorp brought on as interim CAO bringing with her 25 years of experience.
B.C. won't back down in dispute with U.S. over newly imposed softwood lumber tarrifs
With fentanyl being a predominate issues in B.C. MLA candidates discuss how to deal with the crisis.
Village of Radium Hot Springs discuss allowing a variance to a development permit for the Old Church Property.
Local MLA Columbia River-Revelstoke candidates discuss B.C.'s housing crisis.
Columbia River-Revelstoke riding MLA candidates discuss B.C.'s ombudsperson Jay Chalk report.
Village of Radium council met on Wednesday, April 12th to discuss a variety of local issues including a presentation from local RCMP.
MLA candidates offer comment on the latest poll results
