One of the Columbia Valley’s world class dining experiences has unexpectedly closed down for the remainder of the winter season.
Doug Clovechok says it's the best decision for the province of British Columbia.
The Lake Windermere Whiteway may be open to cross country skiers, but it’s not Guinness record-breaking yet.
Invermere resident Bob Campsall has been recognized for his dedicated political and environmental work.
Fitting for the beginning of a brand new year, the first weekend of January 2013 saw breakthroughs.
We're challenged here in the Columbia Valley when it comes to enjoying a bit of holiday cheer.
Christmas lights, Christmas decorations, Christmas parties, shopping for Christmas presents....
This year's freeze date is the most delayed since 2004.
Avalanche season is upon us — no pun intended — which means it's time to sit down and have a conversation with those adrenalin junkies...
The anniversary of the Montreal Massacre takes place on December 6.
Union is determined to save national park hot springs, including Radium Hot Springs, from commercialization.
For 60 years, the Toby Theatre has survived the changing landscape of the film industry.
The Columbia Valley’s two First Nations bands are split in their reactions to the bill recently introduced.
Local media have had their hands full in the last month.
Invermere’s Community Greenhouse was a winner the moment it was nominated as a finalist in this year’s Land Awards.
Cutloose Hair & Tanning Salon brings affordable fashion to Invermere.
Parks Canada staff have begun an investigation after two elk carcasses were discovered in Kootenay National Park.
So there you have it it. The word has come down from the top that Jumbo Glacier Resort is to be incorporated.
The Ministry of Agriculture has partnered with over 41 communities across B.C. to develop agricultural area plans.
The Ktunaxa Nation is following through on its July announcement that it will contest the B. C. government’s decision.
