The world watched the manhunt through Paris last week in horror, with terrorists killing 17 people in total
BC Liberal MLA Doug Clovechok and NDP MLA Norm Macdonald both share the opinion that changes to B.C.’s liquor laws are long overdue
The valley was a fairly quiet and uneventful place during the Christmas holiday week.
Kootenay-Columbia Member of Parliament has been doing a great job as a Conservative politician representing this remote, rural riding
Communities eager to research and implement innovative and effective new solutions other than culling
The Environmental Assessment Office is looking into allegations that the ski resort's day lodge in located in a dangerous avalanche path.
B.C. Minister of Energy and Mines Minister Bill Bennett has publicly attacked Mainroad for its maintenance of East Kootenay roadways.
The Wild and Scenic Film Festival delivered a powerful punch on Saturday night at the Invermere Community Hall.
The Christmas season has officially begun in the valley.
voter turnout in Invermere and Canal Flats at 32 and 44 per cent
It’s been an interesting month leading up to the November 15th municipal election in the Columbia Valley.
A concerned Calgary resident expressed his condemnation of development work taking place around Whitetail Lake
Snowmobiling is a popular winter pastime in the valley.
government decision not to proceed with controversial changes
The tabled amendments for firearms possession in Canada appear to be a bundle of mixed messages
What we’d like to know is what questions do you, the Valley Echo readers, want candidates to answer?
Many readers are wondering when election campaign coverage will start
One of the most appealing and marketable features of Canal Flats is its extraordinary location at the source of the mighty Columbia
The decision to fund part of Invermere’s new multi-use centre using the CVRSA tax base is meeting some opposition in Edgewater
The BCSTA needs to do a better job of advocating for the students for which they are responsible
