The BC Coroners Service recently released a report on domestic violence incidents with the hopes of increasing awareness.
The East Kootenay Regional Hospital is making improvments to its pediatric unit in hopes of making it more user friendly.
Invermere council gave initial readings to bylaws for zoning changes in the CastleRock subdivision at its most recent council meeting
CBT announces successful applicants for Social Grants funding
The provincial Ministry of Environment is touting the success of its expanded invasive mussel defence program.
The outer-space that we're all missing out on and needs to be reported on more.
The Annual East Kootenay Senior's Open will be making its return to Fairmont Hot Springs resort from June 11-12 next summer.
New Year's is the perfect time to start fresh. But why wait until then?
For Mr. Trudeau and the Liberal Party, there is going to be a number of legal challenges to the Trans Mountain pipeline.
Nominations are now open for the BC Medal of Good Citizenship, awarding everyday British Columbians for their generosity.
The Trans Mountain pipeline has its positives and negatives but it will be great for the Canadian economy.
The Columbia Valley Rockies have now dropped four in a row after falling to the Kimberley Dynamiters 4-2 last week.
The Columbia Valley Rockies are trying to overcome a three-game losing streak this week facing the Kimberley Dynamiters.
The Columbia Valley Advisory Committee has dissolved.
At the mid-point of the season, the Columbia Valley Rockies are desperately in search of their identity.
Despite overwhelming evidence mixed with basic reasoning, football leagues continue to deny the sport is killing its participants.
The most recent RDEK board of directors meeting touched on several items of interest to the Upper Columbia Valley.
Students — and their parents and teachers — will have to wait a little bit longer for the launch of the new provincial curriculum.
Conservative Party leader hopeful Kellie Leitch is hoping to ride the coat tails of Donald Trump's tactics to Prime Minister.
People throughout the Columbia Valley join the family of Neil Muth as they mourn the loss of the ColumbiaBasin Trust CEO.
